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Twelve classic solitaire games played with the traditional 40-card Italian deck, the one used for Scopa and Briscola. THE GAMES Elevens, Pyramid, Irish Trefoil, Osmosis, Moojub, Holes, Golf, Marriages, Domino, Strategy, Accordion and Bin: from the most relaxing ones, won almost every time, to the most demanding, won once in a hundred. Each game shows how often it is won, so you know what you are getting into. FOUR REGIONAL DECKS Neapolitan, Piacentine, Sicilian or Bergamo cards, in high resolution. Pick the deck you grew up with, a card back and the colour of the table. WATCH HOW TO PLAY Every game has its rules and an animated demo: a real game played move by move on the table, explaining each rule as it comes up. Tap «Your turn» and carry on from there. MADE TO BE PLAYED • Tap a card and it goes where it can go; drag it if you prefer • Unlimited undo, and a hint when you are stuck • Your game is saved at every move: close the app and pick it up later • Statistics, winning streaks and records for every game, and your own rating • The app suggests turning the phone when a game looks better the other way • iPhone and iPad, portrait and landscape NO ADS, NO DATA No ads, no account, no tracking, no data collected. It works offline. In English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, French and German.
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