Solitaire Jack Frost Winter Adventures 3:

In Brief:
As the name implies it's a solitaire card game with a Winter/Festive theme. We've had several of these games from 8Floor over the last few years, all of them with the same or similar game mechanic. Todays' game is no different from most of the previous titles in that you can remove chains of cards, win trophies, change the front and back of the card designs via the option menu and use various cheats such as shuffle, Mulligan and Joker to be able to complete a level if needed. You even get trophies for using these cheats.

We've previously had the first game in the Solitaire Jack Frost Winter Adventures series almost two years ago on January 3rd 2021 HERE (where it received a 92% positive rating from 37 votes) and the second in the series was given away on the 17th December a few weeks ago HERE (where it received a 93% positive rating from 15 votes). Today we get the third in the series not surprisingly called Solitaire Jack Frost Winter Adventures 3.

You can see a few videos of game play HERE, HERE, HERE and HERE.

The Game:
Solitaire Jack Frost Winter Adventures 3 is introduced with a simple tutorial to walk those (few) of you who've not played this type of game before through the basics. Thankfully the tutorial can be skipped if you wish. There are 200 levels divided into 10 different locations, each location includes ten levels. As you progress, you'll unlock twenty one different trophies; for example, Coveted Reward {pass all levels in Newbie mode}, Brave {pass all levels in professional mode}, Slow Globe {get maximum points for 1 pack in professional mode} , Elegant Ribbon {get maximum points on 2 levels in a row}, Toy Master {earn 100,000 coins}, Holiday Cookie {buy 10 Mulligans} and Eagle Eye,{get maximum points for 6 packs in professional mode} to name just a few of them.

There's also a shop where you can spend the points you've earned buying one of three bonuses, i.e. Mulligans (costs 2500 coins) Jokers (costs 8000 coins) & Shuffles (costs 5000 coins) . The Mulligan is IMO the best bonus as you can also return a bonus to the deck if you mistakenly used it wrongly.

The faster you play the game the better your score multiplier that is located in the top right of the game screen. This is constantly changing depending on how many
breaks you have between clicking on runs of cards. If you are fast you can increase your multiplier to 4, 5 and even higher. The higher the score multiplier, the faster you can earn the maximum number of coins for that level. when you reach the maximum number of coins it ends the level even if you haven't removed all of the cards; (I find this annoying. In the top left of the game screen there is a counter that tells you how many special cards you have turned over. These give more coins when removed from the pack.

You cannot play the Professional mode until you have completed one set of ten levels in Newbie mode. In Newbie mode you whereas .

The only difference between the professional mode and the newbie mode (apart from the various trophies you can earn) is that in the Professional mode you can only replay a previous level once you've completed the entire pack, whereas in the newbie mode you can replay any level you wish once unlocked. All 200 levels are the same layout wise in both professional and newbie modes.

Any mulligans, jokers or shuffles you've gained in newbie mode are carried forwards into the professional mode.

Changing the language to French, German or Russian:
You can play this game in either English, German, French or Russian. To change the language from English to one of the others you need to open the games installed folder and open the resources folder; then the data folder. Inside this you'll see four files labelled en, de, fr and ru. Remove all but the language you wish to play the game in (I placed the unwanted files in a backup folder). Then rename whichever file for example if I wanted to play in French I renamed the fr file to en (make sure you've removed the original en file first). If you still have any of the 8Floor games in your library, you may be able to do the same with those. I never thought to check before.

Conclusion:
These solitaire games and well worth downloading, especially if you enjoy playing solitaire games. Todays games graphic has colours associated with ice and cold i.e. blue and white with a winter and Festive/Christmas based theme.

If you don't mind playing the same old same solitaire game as most previous solitaire games we've been given that were developed by 8Floor over the last few years, which includes several titles, though with different themes and card skins, then this is well worth downloading.
They can be a pleasant distraction for a few hours, especially when you're at a loss to what to do (rarely in my case).

Professional Mode, you can see the level packs and levels are the same as in newbie mode (see the sixth, eight and eleventh images to compare):