Spider Solitaire (1, 2, and 4 suits)

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Spider Solitaire is a Card Game that challenges your strategy across 1, 2, or 4 suit modes. Stack sequences, clear the board, and outsmart the deck on Kiz10.

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Rating:

9.88 (51 votes)

Released:

06 Oct 2023

Last Updated:

24 Jun 2025

Technology:

HTML5

Platform:

Browser (desktop, mobile, tablet)

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The game offers three different variations of the Spider card game, with either 1, 2, or 4 suits to choose from. You must win in each of the different games in order to improve your grade.

The rules for playing in Kiz10

Remove each and every card from the playing field.

The field is cleared of descending sequences of the same suit, from the king all the way down to the ace.

Along with the cards that are laying on it, you are able to place a card on the card that has a lower value than it, and this does not take into consideration the suit of the card.

It is possible to drag the sequence of cards that are all the same suit going down.

You may place any card you want in a cell that is currently vacant.

With one click on the deck, another row of cards will be arranged.

If there is at least one empty game cell, it is not possible to lay down a new row of cards.

If regular solitaire feels like child’s play and you're craving the next-level card chaos, welcome to Spider Solitaire—the big boss of patience games. This version gives you 1-suit, 2-suit, and the legendary 4-suit mode, so you can go from casual card flipper to full-blown puzzle strategist depending on how brave (or insane) you're feeling. And yep, it’s live and free to play right now on Kiz10.com.

Let’s break it down. In Spider Solitaire, your job is to build sequences of cards in descending order from King to Ace, all in the same suit. Once you complete a full sequence, boom—it vanishes from the board, and you're one step closer to sweet, sweet victory. Sounds easy? It’s not. Especially in 4-suit mode, which might actually break your brain in the best way.

You start with 10 columns of cards—some face up, some face down. You can move cards (or stacks of cards) as long as they’re in descending order and matching suit. But here’s the twist: if suits don’t match, your movement options drop hard. It’s not just a puzzle. It’s a war of attrition with yourself and the deck.

PC Controls:

Click and drag to move cards
Click the stockpile to deal a new row of cards
Use Undo to fix your regrets

Mobile Controls:

Tap and drag to move cards
Tap the deck to deal new cards
Optional: scream silently when a good sequence gets blocked

The game offers three modes:

1 Suit – The warm-up. All cards are spades, so you can move full sequences easily. Great for beginners or those who just want to zone out and watch the cards fall into place like magic.
2 Suits – Things get tricky. Now you’ve got spades and hearts, so while some stacks still work, others will block you fast if you’re not careful. You’ll start thinking two steps ahead—or crying when you realize you can’t move that 9 of hearts.
4 Suits – This is the final boss. Every suit is in play, and matching becomes a painful memory. You’ll need real strategy, deep focus, and maybe a caffeine boost to make it through. Every win here feels like a gold medal.

But no matter the mode, the satisfaction of clearing the board is unmatched. Watching full King-to-Ace sequences slide off the screen is one of the purest dopamine hits in gaming. And if you manage to clear all eight stacks in 4-suit mode? Congratulations, you now qualify as a card sorcerer.

And don’t worry about the game being too harsh. There’s an Undo button for those “oops” moments, and a Hint system if you’re truly stuck. But beware—relying too much on hints will definitely cost you your street cred.

What makes this version great is the smooth, no-nonsense interface. Cards move cleanly. The background is easy on the eyes. No ads jumping in your face. Just you, the cards, and your rising blood pressure.

Scoring is based on how fast and how efficiently you clear the board. Want to flex? Speedrun the 2-suit game and try to beat your personal best. Prefer slow and steady? Take your time planning every move like it’s a chess match with cardboard royalty.

Is it hard? Yes. Is it worth it? Absolutely. The best part is that every shuffle creates a totally new challenge. Some rounds feel smooth and magical—others will trap you in a web of mismatched suits and ruined stacks. That’s why it’s called Spider Solitaire. It catches you, spins you around, and dares you to escape.

And yes—sometimes the game feels unfair. You’ll deal a fresh row of cards and instantly block your only working sequence. Or you’ll have one card in the wrong suit and it’ll ruin a 12-card stack. That’s part of the grind. It’s not broken. It’s brutal. And it’s beautiful.

Perfect for:

Classic card game fans
Puzzle lovers who want escalating difficulty
Players who think regular solitaire is “too chill”
Anyone trying to kill time with something that burns calories... mentally

Whether you're a total beginner just messing around in 1-suit mode, or a hardcore card wrangler battling the 4-suit beast, Spider Solitaire is endlessly replayable. It's the kind of game that rewards patience, punishes mistakes, and keeps you coming back for just one more attempt.

So if you're ready to shuffle, strategize, and suffer gloriously through a deck of doom, Spider Solitaire is calling. Play it now on Kiz10.com and see if you can master all three difficulty levels—or if the web catches you first.

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