Marriage: Nepali Card Game

Marriage is the 21-card rummy card game loved across Nepal, in Darjeeling and Sikkim, and by Nepali families all over the world. Play it offline against computer players any time, or with friends and family on the same Wi-Fi or hotspot, with no internet needed. HOW TO PLAY MARRIAGE • You are dealt 21 cards from three decks. Build them into melds: pure sequences, tunnelas (three identical cards) and dublees (pairs). • Show three pure sequences or tunnelas, or seven dublees, to see the Maal. • The Tiplu, Jhiplu, Poplu and Alter become your jokers and your Maal points. Hold the Jhiplu, Tiplu and Poplu together for a marriage. • Declare when every card but one fits into a meld, and the points are worked out for you. PLAY YOUR WAY • Offline against the computer: 2 to 5 players, three skill levels, and characters who each play in their own style. • Local multiplayer: one phone hosts a Wi-Fi game and the others join with a PIN. No Wi-Fi? Turn on one phone's hotspot. • Learn to play: a short guided game teaches the rules step by step. • Hints when you are stuck, or expert mode with no hints at all. • Closed the app in the middle of a game? Carry on right where you left off. YOUR HOUSE RULES Marriage changes from family to family, so the rules are yours to choose: Murder, Kidnap or Keep for unseen players' Maal, the dublee route, Man cards (printed jokers), the Alter, escalating or flat Maal points, a turn timer, and how many rounds or points a game lasts. POINT CALCULATOR Playing with real cards (taas) at home? Enter each player's Maal points, who saw and who won, and the calculator keeps the score round after round. MORE TO ENJOY • Daily gifts, challenges and weekly quests. • Nine table themes, from Kathmandu and Pokhara to Mumbai Nights, and avatar frames to earn. • Stats and 14 awards to collect. • Make your own avatar, or use a photo that never leaves your phone. • Play in English or Nepali. • A four-color deck, and bigger cards and text for easier reading. PLAYED FOR POINTS There are no ads and no in-app purchases, and you don't need an account. Coins are earned only by playing and only change how the game looks. This game of Marriage is played for points: there is no real money, no betting and no prizes.

• A simpler, calmer table. Show and Declare are now one button: Show until you've shown your sequences, then Declare. • Sort now puts the cards that make melds together, so there's no separate Group button. • The move log becomes a History button beside Hint. • Opponents show just their name, points and whether they've seen the Maal.