A Gaming Diary
Dungeon Solitaire (iPhone)
Another update, more cards to play with. There’s also a new option to build a random deck with the cards you’ve got.
One more hero card and I've won.
Me, I prefer just to choose all the expansion packs and go for a big game. It is, of course, heavily luck-based – will you get something to deal with those pesky dragons? – but that’s Solitaire for you.
It really seems to be pretty much endlessly enjoyable. I leave it for weeks at a time, but I’m never sure why. When I do play it, I enjoy it tremendously. Definitely needs to be seen as one of the premier iPhone games, I reckon.
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