Very good mechanic, but I would like to explore more with this game. 
Would be very cool for players to be able make some strategy, to have risk and maybe some challanges, currently it feels like very straight-forward progression. 
But this is one of mechanic I love and I would love to see, what you could add to this game! 

Neat game! I liked the critter take on solitaire, the game also reminded me of Stacklands if you have ever played that. One thing I'm not sure if you intended was that you could start stacking on a non-1 critter card which made it so that when you reached 13, it wouldn't automatically count the pile as done for you and I ran into that the first time I played and chose to restart instead of manually dragging all the cards off the pile, but other wise I had a lot of fun trying to reach the goal!

Fun math puzzle. :)

Really addictive game! The music gets you in the mood, loops really well and isn't tiring (congratulations on that!). It's very well polished. I only have one objection: maybe the tutorial at first is very textual: it would help to make the player play while explaining (I understood it wrong at first and had to start over again). Once you get the mood, the only hard thing is to stop playing! Well done!

Super addicting I found myself sucked in immediately lol. Love myself a good card game

I really liked it! I was kinda sad I beat it so quick. Very well made and polished.

I liked the jazzy music a lot and the hand of cards at the bottom of the screen looked neat & felt responsive. 

I think some mechanical reason to perhaps stop you (me) from spam buying cards until you find the one you want would be good. What that could be, i have no idea..  But considering the limited amount of time to make these games, i aint gonna knock you for it!

I like it! Nice work!

Neat twist on solitaire!

Couldn't really make heads or tails of this game at the beginning, and thought the initial screen was like an inventory before the real game would begin. Then took a closer look at the rules, and realized this *was* the game!

A very creative twist on Solitaire by adding some idle mining elements to the mix. Didn't realize for the longest time that the store menu was scrollable, and thought other packs would spontaneously appear after some level of star-accumulation.

Once I got into the heat of the game, realized what it was all about, and went about building my decks. After building several, saw the multiplier deck available for sale, and was like, "What's this... ?" Imagine my surprise when it significantly expedited my quest for the 100,000!

Functional programming made for a bug-free experience, and cool art + sounds rounded out the experience. Great work!

Nice idea, awesome work!

Fun and addicting! :D

Awesome job, this was a treat to play 😁

Love the idea, just an idea, make the cards have different animations? I see that they share exactly the same animation and loops forever, would be nice if they were different! :)

Really fun game. A simple idea that's easy to pick up and keeps you hooked. Nice job getting this so polished for the jam. I was a little confused about why only my 1st slot was getting sent to the done pile but maybe I misunderstand how it's supposed to work. In any case, great job!

balatro meeting an idle game is sick but with great power comes great responsibility, and ur gonna get someone cripplingly addicted to this LMAO

(i've been brain rotted to equate any and all card games with balatro)

Played this twice already and shared it with a friend outside the jam that's into card games. Very polished as far as I could tell and easy to get sucked into. Good job (^-^)

Feels like solitaire but if it was an incremental game. Not much to give feedback on, good job.

I totally enjoyed playing the game while I'm not particularly found of solitary. I loved the music too, and the audio feedback on every action is so satisfying!

The power curve on this plays pretty well considering that you did this in the time frame of a game jam. I really appreciate the right click to discard, though as a solitaire player double-click to auto-place would've been perfect.

This was a lot of fun! I appreciate you having a tutorial at the beginning of the game. I wish the Win Screen popped up once your score reached a certain number. I ended up playing well past the amount I needed to win. I think that speaks to the addictive nature of the loop. Excellent work!