SPIDER 2

Deciding that brevity is the sister of talent, we named this solitaire game of the same name for dozens of years, simply - Spider 2. What makes it different from other Spiders?

• First, the background. This version is laid out on a laminate board, in any case, the texture of the table material is not very similar to natural wood.
• Secondly, the available ability to choose the number of suits participating in the layout. Options: 1, 2, or 4 suits.
• Third, there are built-in rules, though in English, and to be fair, it's worth noting that many other versions of this solitaire game also have rules.
• And fourth, the points system. You start with 500. 2 points are deducted for each move (shift), 5 points are added for each opening of the card, a cell (+100) is sent to the game balance for each correctly formed sequence, a single point is deducted for each use of a Hint (Hint), and, finally, the last one - plus half a point you get for every second left on the timer, but only in case of successful and, most importantly, complete disassembly!

Playing on time can be frustrating for some players, but if you look at it, the allocated quota on the timer (10 minutes for one suit, 13 for two, and 15 for four suits) is more than enough to understand whether the proposed layout of the Spider can converge.