Card games from Nepal, rebuilt properly for Android — the real rules, the real scoring, and opponents who actually play to win.
Both are in beta. They are finished enough to play end to end, and open enough that we still want to hear what breaks.
Coming to Google Play. Store release is close. Until then the APK below is the same build, signed with the same key.
Twenty-one cards, three decks, and the one game every Nepali household argues about at Tihar.
Three joined decks. Draw, meld, and declare — but only once your maal is showing.
Call your tricks and make them. Spades break everything, and everybody is counting.
Four hands of thirteen. Bid what you can win, win what you bid, and score the difference.
Four colours, one board, and the dice that decide every friendship at the table.
Roll a six to leave home. Land on somebody and they walk it all back.
Nine boxes, no guessing. Every puzzle here has exactly one answer and a way to reach it.
Hand-graded from gentle to genuinely hard, with notes, hints and an undo that forgives.
Android asks before installing anything from outside the Play Store. It asks once, and only about the app you opened the file with.