Description

Welcome to the captivating world of Spider Solitaire! Get ready to test your patience, strategy, and card-playing skills in this challenging variation of the classic solitaire game. In Spider Solitaire, your goal is to arrange all the cards in descending order within each suit. Start with a tableau of ten stacks of cards, some facedown and others face up. Your task is to build sequences of cards, regardless of suit, in descending order from King to Ace. The challenge lies in creating complete sequences, which can then be moved to the foundation piles. To assist you, you can move cards between tableau columns, but only if they are in proper descending order. Once a column is cleared of all its cards, it becomes an empty space that you can utilize strategically. Spider Solitaire offers different levels of difficulty, allowing you to choose the number of suits and customize the game to match your skill level. The more suits you play with, the more challenging and intricate the game becomes. Exercise your strategic thinking and planning abilities as you navigate through the intricate tableau. Keep an eye on the hidden cards and make wise moves to uncover them and create new sequences. With its simple yet addictive gameplay, Spider Solitaire provides endless hours of entertainment for solitaire enthusiasts. Challenge yourself to beat your own records or compete against friends to see who can achieve the highest scores. So, gather your patience, sharpen your focus, and get ready for an enthralling game of Spider Solitaire!

How to Play

The entire game is controlled with the mouse. You can move cards and groups of cards by clicking on the card you want to move (if it can be moved), holding the left mouse button down, dragging the card to where you want it, and then releasing the button to place it. When you make a full King-Ace column, the game will automatically remove those cards from the game. If you hit a wall, you can click the card stacks in the bottom right of the screen to add some new cards to the columns, but you only have a limited number of stacks.