A competitive solitaire game for two to four players, also known as "Rencor y Malicia".
"Spite & Malice"—also called "Cat and Mouse" or "Screw Your Neighbor"—is a classic card game for two to four people. It evolved from the late 19th-century continental game "Crapette" and represents a form of competitive solitaire with multiple variations, playable using two or more standard card decks. This game is a derivative of "Russian Bank." Its commercial edition is sold under the name "Skip-Bo." Unlike the commercial version, "Spite & Malice" is played with traditional playing cards.
The goal of this card game is to be the first player to discard all the cards from their own deck in the correct sequence, thereby winning the game.
APP FEATURES
• Play offline against one to three optional computer opponents
• Compete online with friends or players worldwide
• Climb the leaderboards
• Optionally adjust the size of the stock piles
• Choose between the classic "four ascending building piles" or the variant with "two ascending and two descending building piles"
• Extra settings for discarding the joker
