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Spyde Solitaire 
Spyde Solitaire updates the classic spider solitaire game with dynamic visuals, multiple play modes, and a clever soundtrack. The main game mode progresses in difficulty as you conquer the map and prove your mastery. You can even play a game based on the options that you enjoy most. The drawn character cards and period musical flourishes accentuate the playing experience of Spyde Solitaire.
- Powerful bonus cards.
- 30 challenging levels.
- 3 modes to play.
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System Requirements:
- OS: Windows 2000/XP/VISTA/7
- CPU: 600MHz or faster Processor
- RAM: 128 MB
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Don't Be Fooled
The first 15 levels of Spyde are fun, but suddenly at Level 16 you are presented with an unsolvable puzzle that will frustrate you for months if you bother sticking with it. Nothing that comes before prepares you for a 4-suite spider. Restarting does NOT reshuffle the cards, so you must solve the puzzle as presented. There is no skip button and no hint button. So, unless you are willing to play the same game over and over again and fail, do not bother with this game. Don't be fooled by the first 15 levels into thinking this will be a relaxing or enjoyable game.
Fun Factor: Up to level 16, pretty fun, but 16 is the spoiler you can't get past, taking all the fun out of this game.
Visual/Sound: The music is repetitious and gets annoying once you are stuck on level 16 for hours on end. There is a "full screen" mode, but I was unable to get the game to go into full screen, so ended up playing in a small window.
Level of challenge: Up until Level 16, the challenge level is fine, but at 16 the challenge is so absurd that you cannot progress any further.
I would not recommend this game to anyone except someone who considers themselves a master at spider.
December 30, 2011
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