BrisKola

BrisKola is a software clone of the renowned Italian card game Briscola that has been increasingly attracting people worldwide. The game is a classic Italian one, probably the most famous, mainly due to its simplicity and the basic skills required by the players. Interestingly, though it is an Italian game, its origins are believed to have Nordic roots. It appears that the game was imported in the 17th century from France, which, in turn, received it from the Netherlands.

To play BrisKola, you require an Italian pack of 40 cards, which includes numbers ranging from 1 to 7 and the court, along with no jokers. Alternatively, you can play the game with a French pack by removing the cards numbered between 8 to 10 and the jokers. Typically, the game supports a total of four players that can be divided into two teams or occasionally feature two players, as described in the guide.

To win a game, a player or a couple must exceed the score of 60, with the total prize being 120 points. It is imperative to mention that this information is only a brief overview, and the game's official guide features detailed instructions and variations.