Spider on the art of Alex Fischer
Spider solitaire with one, two or four suits, free in your browser, dealt on artworks by the Canadian artist Alex Fischer.
This link deals: Spider, one suit. The game’s menu (M) changes the kind, the table and the faces at any time; the cards can show classic faces too.
It runs in your browser with JavaScript on; nothing to install, no account.
Everything to play
- Klondike — Aces and court cards are his paintings; the backs are the day’s painting, whole at the win.
- FreeCell — The same deck as Klondike.
- Spider — The same deck as Klondike.
- Mahjong — Every tile face is a painting; another lies under the board and shows as the tiles go.
- Jigsaw — One painting, cut for this deal only.
- Pairs — Pairs of paintings, or a painting and its detail.
- Sliding puzzle — One painting in square-ish tiles, one gone.
- Chess — Against the table, two at one board, or today’s mate in two.
- Nonograms — Fill the cells the numbers ask for.
- Reversi — Lay a disc to close a line of the other side’s; they turn over.
- Sudoku — Nine numbers in every row, column and box.
- 2048 — Slide the tiles; two the same join into one twice the size.
- Minesweeper — Open every square that hides no mine; a number says how many mines touch it.
- Checkers — English draughts: jumps are compulsory, and a man that reaches the far row is crowned.
- Backgammon — Race your fifteen checkers round the board and off it, hitting and blocking on the way.
- Mancala — Lift a pit and sow its seeds one by one round the board.
- Pyramid — Take away pairs that make thirteen, and kings on their own, until the pyramid is gone.
- TriPeaks — Play a card one up or one down from the waste; a long run without the stock is a streak, and scores.
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