Games like NERTS! Online

A fast-paced, competitive multiplayer solitaire game where players race to empty their Nerts piles. It features a unique mechanic allowing card movement after Nerts is called, creating a frantic feel.

95% positive from 1,680 · 2021 · Free

SolitaireMultiplayerCasualPvP Card Game Tabletop

Six games like NERTS! Online

Faerie Solitaire

91% positive from 2,525 reviews201019% finish itDeck Unsupported

This is a solitaire card game with pet raising and land restoration elements. Players clear card levels to earn resources, upgrade pets, and progress through a fantasy adventure.

What players likedIt's a clever, faster-paced solitaire that allows for impressive combos, making players feel like pros.

The catchCompleting the pet collection means dozens of hours grinding for purely random drops.

Both are tagged Solitaire, Tabletop and Card Game.

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Super Jigsaw Puzzle: Generations

95% positive from 1,121 reviews2019Deck Playable

A relaxing jigsaw puzzle game with a configurable snap system and group formation. It features 70+ challenging puzzles across four difficulty levels.

The catchNewer puzzle packs use AI generated images, which many buyers refuse to support.

Both are tagged Solitaire, Tabletop and Free To Play.

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Last Call BBS

92% positive from 1,574 reviews20228% finish itDeck Playable

This is a collection of retro-style puzzle games featuring logic, simulation, and card mechanics, offering a nostalgic and challenging experience.

What players likedPlayers praise this Zachtronics collection for its top-tier logical puzzle games, often compared to their other works, and its retro aesthetic.

The catchMinigames arrive with barely any instructions, and fake download timers make you wait.

Both are tagged Solitaire.

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Through the Ages

91% positive from 2,330 reviews201870% finish itDeck Unsupported

This is a digital adaptation of a civilization-building board game. Players manage resources and technology to develop their society and achieve victory.

What players likedPlayers praise this "mini card-based Civilization" game as the best digital board game adaptation, handling rules well with a perfect mix of skill, strategy, and luck.

The catchAI opponents collude and gang up on the player

Both are tagged Tabletop, Card Game and Multiplayer.

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Ascension: Deckbuilding Game

89% positive from 1,703 reviews201417% finish itDeck Playable

This is a digital deckbuilding card game where players build decks to defeat opponents. It features asynchronous multiplayer and AI opponents with strategic combat.

The catchOnline multiplayer locks the honor pool low, so games end before decks come together.

Both are tagged Tabletop, Card Game and Casual.

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BOOK OF HOURS

89% positive from 4,321 reviews20230% finish itDeck Verified

Combat-free crafting RPG about organizing occult books and uncovering history. Players investigate lore, craft tools, and guide visitors in a melancholy library.

What players likedPlayers praise this "cozy horror" game as a complex, lore-rich puzzle and crafting experience, akin to Cultist Simulator.

The catchAlmost nothing is explained, so progress means a wiki, a spreadsheet and long waits.

Both are tagged Tabletop and Card Game.

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More about NERTS! Online

What players liked

Players praise "NERTS! Online" for its ability to evoke a drunken, joyful, and chaotic social experience, similar to playing Minecraft song parodies with friends.

The catch

Lag makes cards unresponsive in a game that depends on split second speed.

Reviews: 95% positive from 1,680
Released: 2021
Price: Free
Play: Multi-playerPvP

It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 95% positive, but with 1,680 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.

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