Okey 101 12+

Name: Okey 101
Rating: 4.7 (1333 reviews)
Author: Adikus

Classic Rummi kind board game

Adikus

Designed for iPad

- 4.7 • 1.3K Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Okey 101 is the addicting board game of the Rummy family The game is a most dynamic and exciting variation of the Rummi kind games.

Okey 101 application includes all great features required for game and is FREE!!!

• Classic or Progressive games
• Play Solo against strong AI
• Play Casino with Chips (Bet & Win)
• Play Online for points
• Supported both iPhone and iPad displays
• Sound effects and nice music on background

Okey 101 is played with a set of 106 numbered tiles. At the start of the game each player has a hand of 21 tiles. The object is, by drawing and discarding tiles, to form sets of equal numbered tiles, and runs of consecutive tiles of the same color. These groups of the tiles are moved from the hand to the table. Additionally it is possible to add tiles one-by-one to the existing series on the table.
The less tiles will remain on the hand at the end the better.

Detailed help is included in the game.

Enjoy!

Mar 8, 2024

Version 3.7.4

• We update the game regularly to fix bugs, optimize performance and improve the experience.

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4.7 out of 5

1.3K Ratings

My Name and points disappear when I am in the game

Please fix an issue that has just come up recently. My Name and points are displayed before I go into the game but when the game actually starts my name and points disappear but the other three players stay. Sometimes it is there for 1 or 2 rounds and then disappears. Please fix it. I love this game and have played it for years.

Good game’ would benefit from some tweaks

Fun game and I like that they put the adding up score feature in the free version. My main complaint is that there is no undo button. Of course it would have to be before you discard but as it is, sometimes your tiles don’t go where you meant to place them and there’s nothing you can do.
Other notes: the app somehow overrides the auto sleep function on iPhones and iPads so if you forget to actually put your device in sleep mode, it WILL drain the battery. Also, for some reason, the display periodically rotates the screen even though I supposedly have rotation locked.

QueenV

I really enjoy playing the solo version of the game. I haven’t tried online or casino yet. It did take me like 50 games before I figured out all the rules of this version. I honestly think it would benefit from a tutorial, because the explanations didn’t click for me, and I know some people are visual learners.

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