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{{game infobox|title=Scopa|image=|author=[[Aldo Cumani]]|publisher=n/a|released=21-Mar-2011|authsystem=[[Inform 6]]|platform=[[Z-code]] 6|language=English|license=GNU General Public License v2 and GNU Free Documentaion Licence v1.3|color=yes|graphics=yes|sound=TBD|cruelty=TBD}}

==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.
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==Versions==
===Release 1===
* ''Scopa'' ([[Aldo Cumani]]; 21-Mar-2011; [[Z-code]] 6).
** {{babel|ifid=ZCODE-1-110321-12FA}}
** {{ifarchive|games/zcode/|scopa_z6.zip}}.

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.

==Links== 
===General info===
* {{TUID wanted}}

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