Spider Solitaire is a classic single player card game that is deeply loved by players. The goal of the game is to arrange all cards in a complete sequence from K to A according to suit and order, and move these sequences into the base deck to clear the card face area. The game uses two sets of cards (a total of 104 cards), divided into three main areas: Tableau, Stock, and Foundation. The card face area consists of 10 columns, with 6 cards in each of the first 4 columns and 5 cards in each of the last 6 columns. The top card in each column faces upwards. Players need to move cards between these columns to create a descending sequence. When the cards in a column form a complete same suit sequence (from K to A), the group of cards will automatically move into the base deck.

How to play Spider?

Game controls: computer mouse control, mobile screen sliding

At the beginning of the game, players need to be able to move a card or a set of cards of the same suit arranged in sequence to another column. The moving card must be one level smaller than the target card and have the opposite color. For example, a red peach Q can be placed on top of a black peach K or a plum blossom K. In addition, players can also move a continuous set of cards together without considering the internal order of the cards, as long as the starting card of the movement conforms to the rules. This rule greatly enhances the strategic nature of the game, requiring players to flexibly use their cards and gradually clear the card face area through reasonable movements.

When the player successfully constructs a complete same suit sequence (from K to A) in the card face area, this sequence will be automatically moved into the base deck. As the game progresses, players need to constantly flip over new cards facing down and search for more playable decks. Meanwhile, players need to note that only when the face area is empty, can K (King) or decks starting with K be moved to that area. This rule adds extra strategic elements to the game, requiring players to find a balance between clearing the card face area and building sequences.

Spider Solitaire offers three difficulty levels: single suit (1 Suit), double suit (2 Suits), and four suit (4 Suits). The single suit mode uses one suit (such as spades), which is relatively simple and suitable for novice players; The dual color mode uses two colors (such as spades and hearts), with moderate difficulty; The four suit mode uses four suits, with the highest difficulty and suitable for advanced players. The setting of different difficulty levels allows players to choose the appropriate challenge based on their own level.

The game also provides various auxiliary functions, such as undo function. Players can use undo function to correct erroneous operations, but there may be certain restrictions on each undo. In addition, the game also has a prompt function to help players find possible ways to move when they are in trouble. These features make Spider Card Free to Play not only suitable for novice players, but also for experienced players who want to challenge themselves in high difficulty modes.

Players need to pay attention to the layout of the card face area at all times, make reasonable use of limited vacancies, and also pay attention to the construction of the basic card pile. Every game requires careful consideration, as incorrect movements may lead to game deadlock. In addition, the game also offers multiple difficulty levels, ranging from simple single color to more challenging four color suits, suitable for players of different levels to challenge.

Nowadays, games can be played online for free on mobile, computer, and web versions without the need for downloading.