ABOUT THE GAME
About Scala 40
Scala 40 is an Italian card game played with two French decks and jokers. Players form sets and runs to reach at least 40 points and lay down their first combinations. Each turn, players draw and discard, trying to optimize their hand and use their own or opponents' combinations. The first player to run out of cards w…
QUICK FACTS
- Category
- Racing
- Platform
- Browser (PC & mobile)
- Control
- On each turn, click to draw either from the deck or the discard pile - choosing wisely affects your options.
- Orientation
- Landscape
- Developer
- Code This Lab srl
CONTROLS
Control
On each turn, click to draw either from the deck or the discard pile - choosing wisely affects your options.
Control
Study your hand and build toward valid combinations: sets are three or more cards of the same rank, while runs are three or more sequential cards in the same s…
Control
You need at least 40 points in valid combinations before you can meld and lay them down.
Control
Once you've melded, you can add cards to existing combinations on the table.
SCREENSHOTS
In-Game Screenshots
Why Scala 40 Keeps Players Coming Back
Scala 40 captures the strategic depth of Italian card games in a digital format where players race to meld their hand before opponents. The objective is to form valid combinations - sets of same-rank cards or runs of sequential cards in the same suit - until you reach the 40-point threshold required to lay down. Each turn breaks into draw and discard phases where you improve your hand while denying opponents useful cards. The presence of jokers adds flexibility, allowing them to substitute for…
