
A Spider Solitaire card game, with hints.
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This is a fun solitaire game. It has a lot of levels and can keep you entertained for a long time.
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6/10 A casual logic game based on rules of Spider solitaire. Good: - free - hundreds of levels - it introduces the rules of the Spider solitaire family without actually explaining them with words. You solve very simple puzzles that make the rules obvious, and the challenge and the rules gradually build up - converting a solitaire into a puzzle-like game is a laudable attempt So-so: - the first 20 levels (I got that far and I was too bored to continue) are way too easy if you already know how to play Spider. In fact, Spider with 1 suit is already simple enough that an adult would win it after maybe 2-3 tries. But dragging this on for 20 levels... I expected this to come to 2 suits and then 4 already in a few levels, since you see "16" total levels early on. But maybe it comes far later, I dunno. The attempt to gradually build up difficulty fails in general. There are people who already know the game too well - these get bored by the early drag and quit. And there are those who will fall off later on anyway because the puzzle game in general is too much for them. The game should have several "locations" maybe, or "paths" where you can start from "easy", "medium" or "advanced" routes. - the Spider rule that you can't deal if there are empty tableaus is not used. It's probably okay since it's not strictly Spider but a puzzle based on it.. Bad: - no music - very few sfx - no options to select card sets, card backs or backgrounds - ugly marketing materials for the game. Especially the main capsule. That poor image is probably the main reason why, while being free, the game has just 23 reviews so far (mine is the 24th), since 2017!!! (in, like, 6 years). Overall, this seems to be a casual game designed to teach kids the basics of Spider solitaire. The dev explains in the comment that they, as many programmers, can't hire an artist and generally don't have a commercial intent. I've changed to 6/10 since the dev intends to improve the game later. [table][tr][th][i]I'm a Steam curator, you can [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43946907-Friendly-Nerd/]follow me[/url][/i][/th][/tr][/table]
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it's good, I've played for hours, more and more levels
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♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ no. This is just a bunch of pre-set games that play out like a tutorial. Boring as ♥♥♥♥. This isn't spider solitaire, casual or otherwise. Yes, it's free, but it's a waste of time and as you can see, it's charging money for hints and stuff. It also asks you if you want to share your victory to facebook every time you win... Who the hell is doing that? Don't waste your time with this, you'll have to play through a ton of really basic easy levels before you get to the actual game... Extremely disappointing. Thanks for reading, Have a lovely day.
"Finally, a game where I'm allowed to squish spiders!"
Like being trapped in grandma's house, but now the spiders are cards. Not even Spiderman can save this solitaire.
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