Office Spider Solitaire

The game begins with four stacks of six and six stacks of five cards. The top card is dealt face up. You can move a card by dragging it on top of a one point higher value card. For example, you may move a seven of spades on top of an eight of hearts. You may move several cards with consecutive values and same suit simultaneously. Any card can be places on an empty lot.

Keep an eye on the open cards at the top of each pile—these are your only immediate options for moves. Plan sequences that allow you to expose face-down cards early, as they can become valuable moves later. When possible, move cards to empty spaces to create opportunities for longer sequences, especially when you have multiple cards of the same suit in descending order.

Office Spider Solitaire challenges players to clear the table by building complete suited sequences from king to ace. The game offers three difficulty levels: one suit, two suits, or four suits, each affecting the complexity of the puzzle. At the start, players face four stacks of six cards and six stacks of five cards, with the top card of each pile turned face up. Cards can be moved onto another card one rank higher, regardless of suit, and players can move multiple cards of the same suit in a descending sequence at once. Empty spaces can be filled with any card, offering strategic flexibility. The goal is to remove all cards by forming complete sequences, making it a test of patience and planning.