Play Spite and Malice double solitaire with your friends and PC.
Our Net Spite and Malice gives you a chance to play the game with computer bots or live opponents by the Internet. It is also possible to play simultaneously on two tables easily switching from game to game. For each table you can use your own rules for the score system; select cards and cloth views; change information window settings; and much more...
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This download (Net Spite and Malice) is shareware. "Shareware is a marketing method for computer software. Shareware software is typically obtained free of charge, either by downloading from the Internet or on magazine cover-disks. A user tries out the program, and thus shareware has also been known as "try before you buy". A shareware program is accompanied by a request for payment, and the software's distribution license often requires such a payment." More info at 
