I used to play solitaire spider. One can only guess where this solitaire got its name. Looking at the game process on the computer monitor, there is a strong association that some virtual spider painstakingly and with clarity weaves its web. And what kind of solitaire you played?
I've only played Spider, too. But I played both in real life with cards and on the computer. On-site, you can read a lot of interesting facts about this game. Differences between the computer game from the desktop game are insignificant, but still there. First, you can play with one, two, or four suits. Naturally, that one suit is the easiest to fold. Secondly, you have the right to cancel moves up to the last reset of the collected chain or the laying of the next row, so you can think carefully and analyze each move and choose the best one. And third, you can save the game and return to it at any convenient moment. |
