Spider Solitaire Classic Ver

📝 Description

Hey, guys! I've made a classic card game, one that I used to play as a kid. It was actually surprisingly hard to code, with about 12+ hours of code, so I'd really appreciate if you left a love or favourite!

So, welcome to Spider Solitaire! The aim of the game is to create columns of cards, in the order of:
K, Q, J, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, A
The whole column has to be of the same suit (all Spades, Hearts, Clubs or Diamonds), so playing with all cards sharing the same suit will make it easier to play, whereas playing with all 4 suits will make it a lot hard because you have to find successive cards of matching suits. Playing with more suits gives you more points though.
You can move cards by dragging them to the desired column. You can move one card at a time, but it has to match the above order, though it doesn't have to be the same suit. For example, an 8 of Spades can be moved onto a 9 of Hearts. You can also drag stacks of cards, but they all have to be the same suit and be in a correct order. A stack of cards can only be placed onto a successive card of matching suit. For example, 3 of Hearts, 2 of Hearts and A of Hearts can be placed only onto a 4 of Hearts.
When you've run out of possible combinations, click on the stock cards (bottom left), and it will place a new row of random cards.
Note that you can only use the stock cards if there are no empty columns!

📋 Instructions

Spider Solitaire Classic Ver offers a strategic card experience. Arrange the cards from King to Ace in a sequence. Focus on completing full suits for a win. The more suits in play, the more challenging it becomes. Each movement is crucial. Can you master this classic solitaire puzzle?

Drag cards to arrange them properly. Work from King down to Ace. Stacks of the same suit make it easier to move larger groups. Draw new cards with the stock deck when you're stuck. Tip: Focus on clearing the far-right columns first for extra maneuvering space.

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