Brainium's Spider Solitaire is the #1 Spider Solitaire game on Android and Google Play.

If you like solitaire games, then you'll love Spider Solitaire by Brainium even more! A truly enjoyable, satisfying and fun single player solitaire experience.

We kept Spider Solitaire true to the spirit of the classic game: the goal is to build stacks of cards of the same suit from K to A. We have carefully designed an application with clear visual effects. In Spider Solitaire, your goal is to build stacks of cards of the same suit from K to A. We have optimized the game specifically for Android phones and tablets of all screen sizes for an unparalleled solitary experience. For extra fun and a personal touch, you can also become the star of Spider games and choose your own photos to create custom backgrounds and card sets.

If you like Spider Solitaire, Spiderette, Klondike Solitaire, Blank Solitaire, Mahjong, Pyramid Solitaire, Tripeaks or any other patience solitaire game, look no further than the best Spider Solitaire game for your phone and tablet! Try this game and we guarantee that Spider Solitaire by Brainium is the most beautiful and user-friendly Spider Solitaire game you've ever played.

Highlights.

1 set, 2 sets and 4 sets of games

Gorgeous high resolution graphics

Spider web for fast and fun games

♦ Smart hints

♦ Unlimited undo

♦ Auto-complete

♦ Spider solitaire statistics

♦ Vertical and horizontal view

Interrupt friendly, auto save and resume from your own photos

♦ Customizable theme

Fun and surprising spider achievements

Mobile and tablet support for a perfect gaming experience

If you like our Spider Solitaire App, check out our other free solitaire games: Klondike Solitaire, FreeCell Solitaire and Sudoku.

Spider Solitaire starts with two decks of cards to be dealt, which is 104 cards, but certain suits are taken away in beginner and intermediate levels. At the beginning of the game, ten stacks of cards are dealt, with only one card in each stack face up. The four stacks on the left have six cards in each stack, the six stacks on the right have five cards in each stack, and the rest of the cards are placed in the five stacks in the bottom right corner of the window (these cards are used when the player wants to deal a new column of cards).

The cards are moved by pulling them directly onto another row of stacks by dragging and dropping them. The rules for moving cards are as follows.

You can move any card at the bottom of the stack to an empty stack.

The bottom card of the stack can be moved to the next highest card in the deck (regardless of suit or color).

A stack of cards of the same suit, arranged in numerical order, can be moved as one card (the cursor must be pointed at the top card of the stack to be moved).

After completing a row of cards from K to A (with A at the bottom and in the same suit), the group will move to the bottom and the row will be completed.

When there is no way to continue the game (i.e. there are no more cards to move), press the stack in the lower right corner to deal the next row of cards. In addition, there must be at least one card in each stack before a new row is dealt (i.e., no empty stacks).

This game allows the player to recover the previous action, except when eliminating a row group, until the version of Windows Vista onwards, when the player is allowed to recover any action.