Scopa LIVE: Italian Card Game

Scopa is a traditional Italian card game played in bars, at family tables and on long summer evenings. Real Neapolitan cards, authentic rules, nothing watered down and nothing rushed. If your search terms include Scopa, Italian Scopa, Neapolitan card game or scopone, here you will find the classic 40 card Italian deck with Denari, Coppe, Spade (Swords) and Bastoni, plus the Settebello that can decide a match on the last capture. KEY FEATURES - Online and offline - Play Scopa online against other real players, or play this card game offline against the bot with no internet and no waiting. - 2 or 4 player multiplayer tables - Classic one on one Scopa, or a four player table with your partner sitting across from you. - A bot for playing against the computer - The AI opponent captures, sets up its sweeps and forces you to keep counting the cards still on the table. Real practice, not a walkover. - Two decks - The traditional Neapolitan card deck, plus a large index deck built for legibility if you want to read a card at a glance. - Step by step tutorial - It shows you how to capture a card, how to add up several table cards, and how to avoid handing your opponent a sweep. The guided first hand starts with the basics and keeps every capture easy to follow. - Scudi - The in game currency, simple and clear: no real money, no betting, no house. AUTHENTIC RULES, TRANSPARENT SCORING Scopa is played with the 40 card Italian deck, ten cards per suit. You capture a table card by playing a card of the same value, or several cards whose values add up to it: a seven takes a seven, but it also takes a five together with a two. Clear the whole table and that is a Scopa: one point. At the end of each hand the scoreboard shows the result line by line, with nothing hidden: + Denari - who captured the most cards in that suit + Primiera - the per suit calculation that turns matches around when you least expect it + Cards - who captured the most cards overall + Settebello - the seven of Denari + Scopa - one point for every table you sweep That makes it easy to compare every line, see who earned the point and plan the next hand. Primiera is the line that has been splitting tables for generations: you take the best value in each suit, and it often decides the hand exactly when Cards and Denari are tied. Here it is calculated according to the traditional rules, without shortcuts. If you have played Scopa for years, you get the scoring you expect. If you are still learning, every line of the scoreboard shows you where the point came from. PLAY ANYTIME, ANYWHERE - Card game offline: no connection, no waiting, the match starts instantly. On a train, on a lunch break, under a beach umbrella. - Card game online: challenge other players whenever you want a match against people who know the game. - Choose a short match or keep playing a longer series like a Sunday table back home. SOCIAL - Pick your name and avatar and show up at the table your own way. - Emotes and expressions during the hand, for the table talk and the teasing that make Scopa what it is. - Sound effects and animations on captures, on the Settebello and on the moment the table is left clean. WHO THIS GAME IS FOR For anyone who learned Scopa from their grandparents and wants it back card for card. For anyone looking for a free Italian card game with real Neapolitan cards and scoring shown clearly line by line. For anyone who wants to practise against the bot before sitting down with friends. And for anyone who has never played: the tutorial starts from zero and assumes nothing. Looking for Scopa, an Italian card game, Neapolitan cards, a 40 card deck, Settebello, Primiera, a free offline card game or an online multiplayer match against other players? It is all in here. DOWNLOAD NOW and play Scopa free: Neapolitan cards, traditional rules, Settebello included.