Graviti Labs · iOS & Android
A match-3 where every match is an Okey hand.
Swap tiles on a cascading board to complete a Run — one colour, consecutive numbers — or a Set — the same number in any colours. It is the tile game from the Turkish tea house, dealt as a puzzle you can play one move at a time.
Store listings are on the way. Free to play, with optional in-app purchases.
The rule
How Okey matching works
Okey is played with tiles numbered 1 to 13 in four colours, plus a joker. In OKEYTO those tiles fall onto a grid, and you swap two neighbours to make a hand. There are only two hands to learn.
Run
Seri · 3 or more tilesOne colour, numbers that sit next to each other — in any order along the line.
Set
Per · 3 or 4 tilesThe same number, in any colours. Colour changes the reward, never the validity.
The joker
OkeyThe clover tile takes whatever identity finishes the hand — it fills a hole in a Run or stands in for a missing number in a Set.
What's in it
A long game, not a demo
Every level is generated from its own number, so level 37 is the same level 37 for everyone — and the map never runs out.
Endless, deterministic levels
Objectives shift as you go: collect a colour, collect a number, drink the tea glasses, smash the crates, drop the sugar cubes, clear the fake jokers, or just beat the score. Every level is moves-limited and worth up to three stars.
Spikes you can see coming
Hard and Super Hard levels are marked on the map before you tap them, and pay double or triple coins when you beat them.
Blockers with a tea-house accent
Ice locks a tile until you match it. Crates take damage from next door. A fake joker spreads if you leave it alone. A samovar keeps dropping sugar cubes you have to walk out of the board.
Restore the tea house
Stars from levels pay for tables, lanterns, a samovar, rose bushes and the house cat, across 24 painted rooms from a Tea Garden to a Cliff Monastery.
Okey Rush
An endless arcade mode with no move limit and a draining clock. Matches buy you time; the board tightens as you go.
Something to come back for
A daily reward calendar, a lucky wheel, daily quests, tiered achievements, chests, a season pass and six tile skins — Classic Ivory, Walnut Wood, Marble, Kilim, Neon and Gold Leaf.
The promise
No forced ads. Ever.
There is no banner, no interstitial, and nothing that plays at you between levels. The only advertising in OKEYTO is a rewarded video you choose to start — and because there is nothing to remove, there is no "remove ads" purchase either.
- Every ad is opt-in. You see what the reward is before you tap, and the reward lands only if the video finishes.
- No account, no login, no server of ours. Your progress is a file on your phone.
- No analytics SDK. Gameplay events are written to your device's own debug log and go nowhere.
- Coins are not money. Nothing in the game can be cashed out, traded or converted. It is a puzzle, not a wager.
- Purchases are optional. Coin packs and the Okey Club subscription; the game is free and finishable without them.
Built to be readable
Colour is never the only clue
A Run means "same colour, numbers in order", so a player who cannot separate red from yellow cannot play the headline rule at all. Every Okey colour therefore carries its own pip shape under the numeral, and the same shape appears on the objective chip.
Red is a circle, blue a rounded square, black a diamond, yellow a triangle.
Also in Settings
A reduce flashing switch that suppresses full-screen flashes, independent music and effect volumes, a haptics toggle, and a language switch between English and Turkish. Tile numerals use inks measured for contrast against each skin's face rather than the board colour, and every tappable control clears a large minimum touch size.
Questions
Before you download
Do I need an account?
No. There is no OKEYTO account, no login, no email address and no social sign-in. The game never asks who you are.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Levels are generated on your device and your progress is saved there, so the game itself needs no connection. Only two things do: starting a rewarded video, and making a purchase.
Are there really no forced ads?
Really. No banner, no interstitial, nothing between levels. Rewarded video appears in exactly four situations — continuing a level you just failed, taking an extra life when you have run out, claiming free coins, and an extra spin of the wheel — and in every one of them you tap first, after seeing what the reward is.
Is this gambling?
No. Coins, boosters, lives and wheel spins have no monetary value, cannot be cashed out or transferred, and are not redeemable for anything outside the game. The Lucky Wheel awards in-game items only.
Is the Weekly Okey Cup against real people?
No, and we would rather say so than imply otherwise. The cup runs entirely on your device against a fixed field of computer-played rivals. There is no server, so there is no live leaderboard.
Can I play in Turkish?
Yes. The game starts in English on every device and Turkish is a switch in Settings. The Okey terms carry both names throughout: Run/Seri, Set/Per, Twin/Çift, Indicator/Gösterge.
What happens to my progress if I delete the app?
It goes with it. The save file lives in the app's private storage on your device and there is no cloud save, so a fresh install starts a new profile. An active Okey Club subscription can be re-established with Restore Purchases, because the store — not us — holds that record.
How do I cancel Okey Club?
In your store account, not in the game: iOS Settings → your name → Subscriptions, or Google Play → Payments & subscriptions. Deleting the app does not cancel a subscription.
How do I erase my game data?
Settings → Delete Save Data, or delete the app. The step-by-step is on the delete your data page.