Disney Solitaire Launches on Android: Featuring Vibrant Characters

If you’re a fan of card games and have a soft spot for Disney, then Disney Solitaire might just be your next favorite pastime. This enchanting game has recently made its debut on Android, thanks to SuperPlay's latest collaboration with Disney Games. Best of all, it's free to play, allowing you to immerse yourself in magical card levels.

Disney Solitaire is now available worldwide, marking the first game release since Playtika acquired SuperPlay. For those unfamiliar, SuperPlay is behind the creation of Domino Dreams, while Playtika has a track record of successful mobile poker and bingo games.

What’s Fresh in Disney Solitaire?

Beyond the vibrant Disney characters, Disney Solitaire introduces a refreshing twist to the traditional card game. Instead of the typical deck-and-drag format, it adopts the classic TriPeaks solitaire setup and enhances it with power-ups and puzzle-like mechanics.

The game features over 75 beloved characters from Disney and Pixar stories, including Simba, Elsa, Moana, and Remy from Ratatouille. As you progress and unlock new levels, you'll encounter these familiar faces.

Each round unfolds against postcard-style backdrops, transporting you into iconic scenes from The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, Coco, Up, Frozen, Toy Story, and more. The more you win, the more enchanting locations you'll unlock.

You’re Not Just Playing Cards

Disney Solitaire offers more than just card games. Between matches, you can collect and decorate Disney and Pixar-themed puzzles. Daily logins provide access to challenges and special events, offering exciting rewards.

The game boasts clean visuals and a polished design. The charming presence of Disney characters between card plays adds an extra layer of enjoyment. If you're eager to give it a try, Disney Solitaire is now available on the Google Play Store.

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