Spider Solitaire

Spider Solitaire

Classic Puzzle Games Maker
4.7
Board
5,000,000+ Downloads

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How this was scored

Classic card play on a phone

Spider Solitaire is a digital version of the familiar single-player card game, built for people who want a focused puzzle rather than a competitive multiplayer experience. You arrange cards in descending runs, clear complete sequences, and work through the layout one move at a time. It fits short sessions, but also gives patient players a reason to keep working through a difficult deal.

Difficulty that grows with you

The game supports one-, two-, and four-suit layouts. One suit keeps the rules easy to learn, while four suits demands more planning and makes blocked columns harder to recover. Hints and undos are available without a stated limit, which gives new players room to learn the game without losing every session to one poor move.

  • Solvable deals: Deals are designed to have a possible solution, rather than relying entirely on luck.
  • Daily play: Daily challenges and trophies add goals beyond the standard board.
  • Offline use: The core game can be played without an internet connection.
  • Personalisation: A broad selection of themes changes the appearance of the playing area.

What the numbers suggest

With a listed rating of 4.73 from 28,976 ratings and more than 5,000,000 installs, Spider Solitaire has reached a large audience while keeping strong user feedback. Those figures point to a suitable choice for players who already know Spider Solitaire, as well as beginners who want adjustable difficulty and help while learning.

Developer and fit

The app is published by Classic Puzzle Games Maker in the Board category. Its appeal is narrow but clear: traditional solitaire rules, flexible challenge levels, and repeatable offline play. If you are looking for story content, online competition, or a broader collection of card games, this is not aimed at that use case.