Spider Solitaire Windows Xp

Spider Solitaire Windows XP is a simulation of the original Windows XP Spider Solitaire card game. On a virtual green tabletop, the player attempts to create eight "spider leg" columns via the rearrangement of face-down and face-up cards from 10 columns and a draw pile.

The player starts by using a pop-up window to select a difficulty level. They make can choose Easy: One Suit, Medium: Two Suits, or Difficult: Four Suits. At any time, they can use the left area of an upper command bar to start a new game or restart the current one. In the center area, they can choose a different difficulty level and restart or turn off the sound. In the upper-right area, they can request a hint and undo a move.

Spider Solitaire Windows XP requires the creation of partial column builds. With more than one suit, the player can rearrange cards by alternating suits or the same type. That said, alternating suits can make creating single-suit builds more difficult.

If the player breaks down a column entirely, they receive a free cell bordered in white. They can use this space to store a temporarily unneeded card or start a leg column with a King card. If they can't transfer a card or build, they must then select the lower-right draw pile. The pile deals 10 cards at one time. As a result, the player should only use the pile when absolutely necessary or toward the end of play. Otherwise, they risk blocking their builds.

How To Play

Choose one, two or four suits. Rearrange cards to create partial builds. Rearrange builds. Reveal and use free cells. Use the hint and undo options. Select the draw pile and then unblock cards and builds. Complete the spider legs!

Controls

Mouse: Click text and the draw pile. To rearrange a card or partial build, click and slide it into a new position.
Mobile: Tap text and the draw pile. To rearrange a card or build, tap and slide it.