Disney Solitaire Now on Android: Play with Beloved Characters

If you're a fan of card games and adore Disney, the newly launched Disney Solitaire on Android is the perfect blend of your favorite pastimes. Brought to you by SuperPlay in collaboration with Disney Games, this game is free to play and offers an enchanting journey through magical card levels.

The game has been released worldwide, marking the first title to hit the market since Playtika's acquisition of SuperPlay. For those who aren't familiar, SuperPlay is behind the creation of Domino Dreams, while Playtika has a strong track record with successful mobile poker and bingo games.

What’s Fresh in Disney Solitaire?

Beyond its vibrant Disney characters, Disney Solitaire introduces a unique twist to the traditional solitaire experience. Instead of the conventional deck-and-drag style, it adopts the classic TriPeaks solitaire format and spices it up with power-ups and puzzle-like mechanics.

The game features over 75 characters from beloved Disney and Pixar stories. As you progress, you'll encounter iconic figures such as Simba, Elsa, Moana, and Remy from Ratatouille, unlocking new levels along the way.

Each round unfolds in beautifully designed postcard-style backdrops, immersing you in iconic scenes from films like The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, Coco, Up, Frozen, and Toy Story. Winning more games allows you to unlock additional enchanting locations.

You’re Not Just Playing Cards

In addition to card gameplay, Disney Solitaire lets you collect and decorate Disney and Pixar-themed puzzles between matches. Daily logins offer challenges and special events, providing you with opportunities to earn rewards.

The game boasts clean visuals and a polished design. The appearance of Disney characters between card plays adds a delightful touch. If you're eager to dive in, Disney Solitaire is now available on the Google Play Store.

Not in the mood for another solitaire game? Keep an eye out for our upcoming feature on Crunchyroll's latest puzzle adventure game, 'The Star Named EOS,' where you can explore a mystery inspired by Studio Ghibli.