Spider Solitaire 3

Spider Solitaire 3 is the classic game with the difficulty tucked into a single setting: how many suits you play with. One suit is closer to a warm-up, since almost any card can follow almost any other and the puzzle mostly solves itself. Add a second or third suit and every card you place has to match the exact suit of the one below it, which turns simple stacking into a real planning problem where the wrong card near the bottom of a pile can block everything above it.

The satisfying part is watching a completed run - King down to Ace, one suit - lift off the tableau, since building toward it is the whole game. Two decks means eight piles to track at once, rewarding patience over quick clicking.

How to play

Move cards between the eight tableau piles, placing each one on a card exactly one rank higher and stacking descending runs. A run only clears when it goes from King down to Ace in a single suit, so mixing suits within a stack just delays you rather than helping. Choose how many suits to play with before you start - more suits means a harder game.

Controls

Click or tap a card, then click or tap the pile you want to move it to.