Spider Solitaire
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Spider-Solitär
Spider Solitaire uses two decks in ten tableau columns. Build descending sequences, separate mixed suits when you can, and complete eight same-suit King-to-Ace runs to clear the table.
SchwierigkeitEasy to Hard
Geschätzte Zeit5-20 minutes
FähigkeitenPlanning · Mustererkennung · Konzentration
Welt und Mission
Spider keeps the familiar card-engine feel of Klondike while changing the decision space: every column matters, a new stock row touches all ten columns, and empty space is powerful but temporarily blocks dealing.
One Suit teaches the rhythm, Two Suits adds suit separation, and Four Suits asks for careful long-term planning without changing the core controls.
Spielsysteme
Cards build downward by rank. A single face-up card can move onto the next rank, while a group moves together only when it is face-up, descending, and the same suit.
Complete a same-suit K-to-A sequence and it is collected with a readable completion animation. Eight collected sequences win the game.
The Stock deals one face-up card to each of ten non-empty columns. Undo restores tableau, face-up state, stock, deals, score, and completed sequences.
Hint highlights one useful legal move, favoring hidden-card reveals, same-suit extensions, completed runs, and new empty columns.
So wird gespielt
- Choose 1 Suit, 2 Suits, or 4 Suits on Main.
- Drag a face-up card or a valid same-suit run onto the next higher rank.
- Use empty columns to reorganize any card or valid run.
- Reveal face-down cards, then deal a new row only when every column contains a card.
- Complete all eight same-suit K-to-A runs to win.
Strategietipps
- Reveal a face-down card before making a move that only changes the surface.
- Keep same-suit runs together; mixed-suit runs are useful scaffolding but cannot move as a group.
- Treat an empty column as a reserve: use it to separate suits or expose a hidden card.
- Do not deal automatically when a useful reveal or same-suit merge is available.
- In Four Suits, protect the cleanest run and use Undo to compare competing destinations.
Fortschritt und Schwierigkeit
1 Suit is the teaching mode, 2 Suits adds planning around suit conflicts, and 4 Suits is the classic high-challenge mode.
Each difficulty stores its own games played, wins, win rate, best time, and fewest moves.
The same seed can be restarted without changing the deal; New Game creates a fresh shuffle.
Designnotiz
Spider shares WeightPlay's Card Engine, responsive battle canvas, drag layer, touch input, animation rhythm, sound preference, undo snapshots, and card visual language with Klondike.
Player and Save Information
Spider Solitaire is a general-audience card strategy game. No account is required; difficulty statistics and preferences stay in this browser.
Häufige Fragen
- How many cards are used?
- Spider Solitaire uses two standard decks: 104 cards, with 54 in the initial tableau and 50 in Stock.
- How many columns are there?
- There are ten tableau columns; the first four begin with six cards and the other six with five.
- Can different suits be stacked?
- Yes. Ranks can descend across suits, but only a same-suit descending run can move as a group or be collected.
- Why is Stock blocked?
- Classic Spider requires all ten columns to contain at least one card before a new row can be dealt.
- How many sequences are needed to win?
- Eight same-suit King-to-Ace sequences must be collected.
- What changes between difficulties?
- 1 Suit, 2 Suits, and 4 Suits change the suit mix while keeping the same ten-column rules.
- Can I restart the same deal?
- Yes. Restart Current Game uses the same seed, while New Game shuffles a fresh deal.
- Does Undo restore a completed sequence?
- Yes. Undo restores the complete prior tableau and collected-set count.
