Juan Camilo Marin Ochoa
Remember when card games came with green felt, crisp white cards and a triumphant cascade when you won? Spider Solitaire1998 is a loving, faithful recreation of the spider solitaire everyone played in the late '90s — with the exact same rules, scoring and feel.
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Remember when card games came with green felt, crisp white cards and a triumphant cascade when you won? Spider Solitaire1998 is a loving, faithful recreation of the spider solitaire everyone played in the late '90s — with the exact same rules, scoring and feel.
THE GAME YOU REMEMBER
- Two full decks, 104 cards, 10 columns — dealt 6/6/6/6 and 5×6, just like the original
- Three difficulties: one suit (easy), two suits (medium), four suits (hard)
- Classic scoring: start at 500, −1 per move, +100 per completed sequence
- Stack any card on the next rank up; move groups only in same-suit runs
- The stock deals a full row — and stays locked while a column is empty
- Unlimited undo, cycling hints, and double-tap to auto-move
- The legendary victory card cascade (you earned it)
MADE FOR TODAY
- One purchase, five platforms: iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV and Apple Vision Pro
- Real 3D cards rendered with RealityKit — on Vision Pro the table has true depth
- Per-difficulty statistics: games, wins, streaks, best score and best time
- Original hand-crafted retro artwork, subtle sounds and haptics
- VoiceOver support and 8 languages
- No ads. No subscriptions. No tracking. Fully offline.
Pour a coffee, pick your suits, and lose yourself in the most relaxing puzzle of 1998.
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