Solitaire: Decked Out Reviews – Page 7

5/5 rating based on 241 reviews. Read all reviews for Solitaire: Decked Out for iPhone.
Solitaire: Decked Out is free iOS app published by Devsisters Corp.

Intrusive crap

ToneDef Jam

What a piece of junk. It forces you to sign up but giving access to your other apps and social media. Read the “license” - they can exploit and sell all your data and you give them total access.


Love it

Brenden552

I’ve been using this solitaire for years now. I’ve tried other ones but I always find myself coming back to this app. I did pay for the ad free upgrade, but it was well worth it for me.


One of the most honest apps here.

yesimsardonic

I’ve been playing for a long time on Android and got back into it on iOS too. It’s been a really good app so far with little to nothing in the way of ads, and you can earn everything just by playing the game. Its chock full of really cute stuff too. My only problem is that the app requires a little more permissions than I’d like, and the games are the least random I’ve seen in any solitaire game, so it can be hard to be optimal. Otherwise its very underrated.


Great game

93043

I get very stressed out and can’t sleep at nights. This game is very comforting and relaxing to me. I enjoy this very much! Plus no ads!! Woot!


No ads!

PenGwen885

Finally a decent solitaire game without ads!


Jmr34jmr

jmr34

Jmr34jmr is the best!!


Can you say not ads and super cute

Bellove

Best solitaire and cute graphics. Grandpa graphic is perfect Update I purchase stuff and then it disappears. It’s really strange


Kari

Miss12.

Best solitaire app ever. Free, no ads and plenty of fun challenges. Thanks.


Very enjoyable and relaxing

iApplePie

I love this version of Solitaire and I've been playing it for quite a while. There's no pressure and no ads. Challenging and fun. Great stress reducer.


This is exactly what I wanted

HollowPhantom90

It’s a solitaire game that doesn’t give you constant ads but is fun to play and always possible beat instead of getting unsolvable stacks like other games