What is the goal of the game?
Keep these details in mind. The game removes a completed sequence automatically from the bottom of a column. Each qualifying sequence contains thirteen face-up cards. Collect eight complete same-suit sequences from King down to Ace. Clearing all eight sequences accounts for the full deck of 104 cards.
What makes a sequence movable?
Keep these details in mind. Try selecting a shorter matching segment from the bottom of the column. A single exposed card can land on a card one rank higher regardless of suit. A group must be face up, descending by one rank at a time and entirely in one suit. A change in suit breaks the group even when the rank order is correct.
Do empty columns prevent a deal?
Here is what to know. The stock button cannot deal after all five stock rows have been used. A stock deal adds exactly one face-up card to each of the ten columns. Every tableau column must contain at least one card before a stock deal. Move a card or legal sequence into each empty column to meet that requirement.
Does an empty column require a King?
The key details are straightforward. A King needs an empty column because it cannot land on another rank. Empty columns must be filled before the next stock deal. An empty column accepts any exposed card or movable same-suit sequence. Kings are allowed but are not required.
Does the game save my progress?
With saving enabled, progress is stored in this browser on this domain. Each difficulty has its own saved game. Clearing browser storage, using a different device or turning saving off can remove access to that progress. The Privacy & Cookie Settings page lets you manage local saving.
What do Undo and Replay do?
Keep these details in mind. Up to 200 recent action snapshots are retained when storage permits. New game creates a different shuffle and replaces the current deal for that difficulty. Undo reverses a recent successful move or stock deal, including automatic flips and collections. Replay restarts the same shuffled deal from its opening position.
Can every random deal be won?
Hints do not inspect hidden cards to provide a complete solution. Hint suggests a legal move from the visible position. Undo or Replay can help you explore a different approach when progress stalls. The game uses random shuffles and does not promise that every deal is winnable.
How do I play on a phone?
Tap a movable card or the first card of a matching descending group, then tap a destination column. Rotating your phone may give you a wider view of all ten columns. Dragging is also supported on the card table. The mobile menu opens from the menu icon at the top of the page.
Where does the game run?
The key details are straightforward. JavaScript must be enabled for interactive play. The learning pages remain readable without JavaScript. The Spider game runs in your browser after the page and its resources load. No player account, purchase or app installation is required.
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