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The power to make a decision is a wonderful thing. That's why we enjoy Solitaire, the unparalleled assortment of Solitaire games available anywhere else on the internet.

However, because there can be too much choice at times, we're pleased to announce that the team behind Solitaire has recently developed Spider Solitaire Challenge, a standalone version of the popular card game Spider Solitaire (also known as Spider Solitaire).

Most people aren't familiar with Spider Solitaire, which is understandable given the popularity of other Solitaire variations like as Klondike, FreeCell, and Pyramid. This is how things work.

In each game of Spider Solitaire, players must sort two decks of cards, for a total of 104 cards in each game. Four columns of six cards and six columns of five cards are dealt face up to the players at the start of the game, with the top card of each column facing up.

The objective is to neatly arrange the cards. After all, every game of Solitaire is a pleasurable way to get things done around the house, right? It is necessary to have a whole set of cards, from ace to king, in order to completely wipe the board of cards.

Spider Solitaire is a straightforward game to play if you just use one suit. When you include a second suit, or perhaps all four, the game gets more difficult to complete. Why? Because a stack of numerically ordered cards from various suits cannot be moved; only cards from the same suit can be moved when they are all from the same suit are stacked together.

Depending on how many suits you play with, Spider Solitaire becomes both the easiest and most challenging version of the game as a result of this added level of complexity.

Along with being a great deal of fun, Spider Solitaire Challenge includes a secondary purpose, similar to the original Solitaire game. In conjunction with organizations such as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Encyclopedia Britannica, its authors have created a number of unique decks in honor of notable individuals.

As an example, a deck celebrating the Heroes of Space and Flight, another deck recognizing the main figures in the women's suffrage movement, another deck celebrating Notable Women in Computing, and so on.

To discover what they're all about, try out Spider Solitaire Challenge for free online or in the Google Play Store. An iOS version of the game is presently being developed and will be published in the near future.