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Version 4.2.1 · 2026-10-16
• The game now supports portrait mode on iPhone • Redesigned game-over screen
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The store currently lists version 4.2.1, updated 2026-10-16.








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Okey, the indispensable classic board game of generations, is now in your pocket.
The first Okey game specially made for iPad and iPhone, differs from other games with its simple and carefully crafted design.
With the best ever Okey game, you can:
• Play Okey offline against superior artificial intelligence when you do not have the internet.
• Join your friends' game and invite them to yours.
• Avoid the hassle of waiting with a quick match.
• Enjoy Okey as if you are playing at a real table with its simple and carefully prepared designs, away from unnecessary and confusing effects.
• Get rid of the annoying ads that get in your way during the game!
Okey is an addictive, table based game played by 4 players. The goal is to form special sequences with randomly dealt tiles and finish first.
It is similar to Rummikub with the differing rules.…
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• The game now supports portrait mode on iPhone • Redesigned game-over screen
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