Okeyro: Okey Roguelike

Okeyro is a single-player roguelike played with okey tiles. Pick a few tiles from your rack and play a hand: your score is its points times its multiplier. The kibitzers, regulars of the old coffeehouse, turn every hand into a whole new calculation.

HOW TO PLAY
• Pick up to 5 tiles from your rack and play a hand: Pair, Trio, Run, Color Run, Quad and more.
• Each table has three rounds: Warm-up, Main and Boss. Reach the target score to move on.
• Clear all eight tables to win the run. Run out of hands and the run is over, unless you watch an ad for one more hand, once per run.

KIBITZERS AND THE SHOP
• Between rounds, visit the shop and spend the simit you earned on kibitzers, ledgers and charms.
• Tea Man Hüsnü raises your multiplier, Butcher Kâzım squeezes points out of red tiles, Poet Şevket rewards small hands. 30 kibitzers, each a different strategy.
• Level up your hands with ledgers and reshape your tiles with charms: paint a color, raise a number, give tiles glass, embossed, gilded or gold finishes.
• Order matters: line your kibitzers up right and a small hand becomes a huge score.

BOSSES
At the end of every table a boss is waiting: one debuffs a color, one deals your tiles face down, one takes your discards away. At the final table sits Rıza Baba, the Owner.

THE BAZAAR
• Dress up your table: marble, mother-of-pearl, çini and ebony tiles; velvet and patterned felts; pearl-inlaid racks; tulip showers, tile shards and fireflies.
• Earn some pieces by playing. Preview every set before you buy it; each week, one can be tried for a run.
• Looks are only looks: they never change your score or the odds.

EVERY RUN IS DIFFERENT
• Start with one of five bags; each pulls the game in another direction.
• Unlock new kibitzers and bags as you play.
• Every run brings a new deal, a new shop, a new line of bosses.

FEATURES
• Fully single-player; plays offline.
• English and Turkish.
• Pick up your run where you left it.
• Your records and stats are kept: furthest table, best hand, best run total.
• Your score is counted step by step: every tile, every kibitzer, every multiplier on screen.
• A tutorial and a hand guide teach you the rules from your first hand.

FAIR PLAY
Money never buys power inside a run. Rewarded ads play only when you ask: to redeal your rack, for one more discard or one more hand when you run out, or to try the week's set in the Bazaar. No full-screen ad ever interrupts a run. A small banner sits at the top of the screen, well away from the game's buttons. Optional purchases remove the ads (rewarded extras then come without one), unlock everything at once, or dress the table in a new look that changes nothing in play; there are no paid packs with random contents.

One more hand? Take a seat at the table.

Recent changes:
What's new:
• Out of hands? On the lost screen, watch an ad for one more hand (once per run).
• Out of discards? Watch an ad for one more, once a round.
• Your records show on the menu, the ones you break at the end of a run; the Collection has a new Stats tab.
• Each week one Bazaar set can be tried.
• The music now comes back by itself after an ad or when you return to the game.