Backgammon, King, Okey and 101 in one app. Create a group with your friends, open a table and talk throughout the game. The group keeps score of every match, so everyone knows who beat whom.
Every game has its own table. The rules are the ones played in Turkey; the tiles are bone-colored and the dice are really thrown.
A 3D board with dice that are really thrown from the middle. Where the dice land shows whose turn it is, and the moving checker always passes over the others.
Four players, twenty deals. On their turn each player picks a penalty or a trump; the score and the remaining contracts are always in front of you.
The same rack and the same 106 tiles; two different games. In standard Okey the first to finish wins; in 101 you must first open your hand with at least 101 points.
Invite your friends with a single link. Only your group sits at your group's tables.
Every match played in the group is recorded. Who is better than whom stops being an argument.
Talk with everyone at the table during the game. Turn your microphone on or off whenever you like.
Friends offline? Find a random opponent. If the table isn't full, fill the empty seats with the computer.
Someone in your group picks a day and time and everyone is notified. Those coming tap "I'm in" and get a reminder 15 minutes before it starts.
A table built from the matches you play among yourselves, showing who is the true master of the group.
The group you started on your phone is with you on your tablet and computer too. Sign up once with your email.
Steer your rocket through enemy waves and bosses. Black holes, portals, prisms and magnetic mines appear level by level.
Arkadash for Windows is on the Microsoft Store, and the macOS version is on this site. Sign in with the account from your phone and pick up where you left off.
