Scopa

Non-IF

Scopa
Author(s)	Aldo Cumani
Publisher(s)	n/a
Release date(s)	21-Mar-2011
Authoring system	Inform 6
Platform(s)	Z-code 6
Language(s)	English
License(s)	GNU General Public License v2 and GNU Free Documentaion Licence v1.3
Multimedia
Color effects	yes
Graphics	yes
Sound/Music	TBD
Ratings
Cruelty scale	Cruelty to be determined

How It Begins

This is not interactive fiction, but a graphical implementation of the card game Scopa.

You begin by clicking which card style you want to play with: Milanese, Neapolitan, or Sicilian.

Notable Features

• Almost entirely mouse-driven and graphical displays. Game play is mostly clicking on cards or buttons. Credits and Help are about the only things that are in pure text.

Versions

Release 1

• Scopa (Aldo Cumani; 21-Mar-2011; Z-code 6).
  • IFID: ZCODE-1-110321-12FA
    IFID links: IFDB
  • Download scopa_z6.zip from the IF Archive.

The zipfile contains:

• scopa_z6 -- A folder containing:
  • scopa.z6 -- The story file.
  • scopa.blb -- Contains the card graphics for the Neapolitan and Sicilian decks. CAUTION: It is not a Glulx story file.
  • COPYING -- A copy of the GNU General Public License version 2.
  • fdl.txt -- A copy of the GNU Free Documentation License version 1.3.
  • README -- Documentation from the author on how to play, disclaimer, credits and license notes.
  • source -- A subfolder containing:
    • scopa.inf -- The main source code file.
    • milcards.h -- Source code for the Milanese card graphics.

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