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The three table games played most in Türkiye's coffeehouses, homes and winter evenings, all in one place. In Tavla you roll, move your checkers, build gates and win a mars; in Okey you arrange your rack, hide the joker and finish first; in Pişti you match the card, sweep the pile and make a pişti.

All three are against the computer and fair: dice and deck are shuffled securely, and the computer never sees your tiles or cards. Easy, medium and hard levels, and story modes that move character by character: the Coffeehouse Road, the Apartment Table and Mansion Evenings. No chips, bets or purchases; just the game, points and titles. Play right away without an account, even offline.

The games on this page at a glance

Tavla: Turkish Backgammon
Free Turkish backgammon against the computer: fair dice, three levels and a master with a style of their own in every coffeehouse. Walk the Coffeehouse Road from Hüsnü the coffee maker to the legendary Master Tahsin.
Okey: Turkish Tile Game
Free classic Turkish okey against the computer: three opponents, three levels and a computer that never sees your tiles and never cheats. Spend five winter evenings with six neighbours at the Apartment Table and become an Okey Master.
101 Okey: Turkish Tile Game
Free 101 Okey against the computer: three opponents, three levels and a computer that never sees your hand and never cheats. The opening counter does the maths for you. Spend five summer evenings with six neighbours at The Arbour Table and become a 101 Master.
Dama: Turkish Draughts
Free Turkish draughts against the computer: compulsory capture, the longest capture wins, and kings strike from afar. Three levels, a new puzzle every day and two-player mode on one device.
Chess
Free chess against the computer: five opponents from beginner to master, a computer that never cheats, undo and hints. Every day the same mate puzzle for everyone: the Daily Mansuba.
Tamerlane Chess
Free Tamerlane chess: the great chess of the 14th century on an 11×10 board. Giraffe, camel, war engine, picket and 11 different pawns; Piece School lessons, a computer with 3 levels and games with a friend.
Mangala
Free Turkish Mangala against the computer, with Turkey's tournament rules and stones sown one by one. The same game includes Nine Men's Morris and the Kyrgyz Toguz Korgool; three levels and nine sages on the highland road.
Nine Men's Morris
Free Nine Men's Morris against the computer: place nine stones each, move them along the lines, form a mill and take your opponent's stone. Three levels, flying with three, two players on one device; three sages on the Highland Road.
Toguz Korgool
Free Toguz Korgool against the computer: 9 pits, 162 stones; stones are sown one by one, with even captures and the tuzdik rule. Three levels, two players on one device; three sages from the Ala-Too. UNESCO heritage.
Pişti: Turkish Card Game
Free classic Turkish pişti against the computer: a securely shuffled deck, three levels and an opponent that never sees your cards or cheats. Visit the Mansion Evenings, from Aunt Hayriye's house to Mürüvvet Hanım's villa.
King: Turkish Card Game
Play classic King (Rıfkı) free against the computer: 6 penalty games and trumps, choosing order from the two of diamonds, choices and score tables always in view. Three levels, adjustable table rules and Dorm Table, set in a student dorm in Eskişehir.
Shatra
Free Shatra (Altai chess): a cross between chess and draughts on a 62-square board with a fortress at each end and a ditch in the middle. Biy, Batyr, Tura, Yalkyn and Shatra; Piece School lessons, 3 computer levels and play with a friend.
Batak: Turkish card game
Play Batak free against the computer: bidding, partners and spades-trump modes. Win the bid, call trumps, make your contract; rivals never see your cards.

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