iSpades vs Scopa Offline Card Game

SPADES Main characteristics: - Play Spades against CPU - Four-color deck (each suit has a different color) - Scoring variants: With or without penalty, several penalty variations... - It includes help and play explanation - Settings: Cards size, deck type (four-color or classic), cards back color, sound, animations, speed, scoreboard, table and scores color, see names on the table cards,... - Scores: Matches, Hands, best and worst score,... - Achievements: They allow to achieve experiencie points - Save and load game - Landscape and vertical orientation Play: - The winner is the team that first reaches the set number of points (by default 500) - Each hand consists of dealing 13 cards. During a hand, each player bids for a number of tricks, then attempts to take exactly that many tricks during the hand Scoring Spades: - Points are awarded for winning at least the number of tricks bidded. Both the team bids and the team tricks are added. - By default, Each team scores 10 point for each trick bidded and an extra point for each additional trick. If a team not make the contract, they'll lost 10 points for each bid. 10 points are also lost if 10 extra tricks are acumulated (according to rules). - If a player bids 0 (nil) and he/she doesn't win any trick, he she'll win 100 points. If he/she wins any bid, he/she'll lost 100 points. The rules settings allow changing some of this rules: - Game points: 250, 300, 500 or 1000 points - Lose game points: -200, -500 - Penalty: No penalty, one point, 100 points, 110 points - Breaking spades: Allow or not to lead spades

Italy's most loved 2 Player card game, Scopa is now available to play offline, anytime, anywhere. Scopa is the classic Italian 2 Player card game of capture, strategy, memory, and perfectly timed sweeps. Easy to learn but difficult to master, Scopa offline challenges you to capture cards from the table by matching values or combining cards to reach the value of the card you play. Clear the entire table in one move and you make a Scopa offline — a satisfying sweep that earns a bonus point! This game is traditionally played using a regional 40-card, Neapolitan deck (carte napoletane), which features four unique suits: Cups (coppe), Coins (denari), Swords (spade), and Clubs (bastoni). Play Scopa offline solo. Whether you are new to the game or a seasoned Scopa player, every deal brings new tactical choices. Watch the cards on the table, remember what has already been played, plan your captures carefully, and try to deny valuable cards to your opponents. HOW TO PLAY: The most famous card game in Naples(A famous city of Italy) is Scopa, closely followed by Briscola. Scopa offline is traditionally played with a 40-card Italian deck (Neapolitan), using four suits: Coins (Denari), Cups (Coppe), Swords (Spade), and Clubs (Bastoni). Each player starts with three cards, while four cards are placed face-up on the table. On your turn, play one card from your hand: • Capture a card of the same value. • Capture several cards whose values add up to your played card. • If no capture is possible, place your card on the table. Captured cards are kept in your capture pile and count toward your score. If your move removes every card from the table, you score a Scopa point. After everyone plays their three cards, another three cards are dealt. Play continues until the deck is exhausted. FEATURES: OFFLINE MODE: No Wi-Fi? No problem. Single player against Bots-AI Leaderboards: Track your scores and progress with leader board. Achievements: Challenge yourself and collect all the trophies Daily rewards SCORING: Winning a round is about more than simply taking cards. At the end of the round, points can be awarded for: • Most cards captured • Most Coins (Denari) • The Seven of Coins (Settebello) • Best Primiera • Every Scopa you make Primiera rewards players who collect the strongest combination of cards across all four suits. The 7 is the most valuable Primiera card, followed by the 6, Ace, 5, 4, 3, and 2. Ties in categories such as most cards, most Coins, and Primiera do not award a point. MORE WAYS TO PLAY: Scopa has a rich Italian tradition and many regional variations. Discover different styles such as Scopone, where players use larger hands and strategic play becomes even more important, or Scopa d’Assi, where an Ace can capture all cards on the table. Napola, Inverse and Re Bello add further scoring twists. AUTHENTIC ITALIAN CARD GAME: Scopa means “sweep” in Italian and has been played for generations in homes, cafés, and piazzas throughout Italy. Thanks to Italian communities around the world, the game is now enjoyed far beyond Italy. Whether you want a quick casual match, a strategic partnership battle, solitaire, blackjack or a chance to master classic Italian card play, Scopa offline offers simple rules with surprising depth. Study the table, remember the cards, choose your captures wisely, and make every Scopa count.