Okey 101
101 Okey is a social game for two or four players, with real-time video chat while you compete.
What we built
The game
- Real-time turn-based multiplayer
- Classic 101 Okey for four players
- Risky mode for four players
- Two player mode
Video and voice at the table
- Players can open their camera and mic mid-game
- Talk while the hand plays out
- WebRTC, so video runs peer to peer
- Lower running cost than a hosted video service
Social and rewards
- Text chat at the table
- Gifts sent to other players
- Chips won from finished games
- Chip balance carried across tables
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How we would work on this
You run the business. We build the product in full.
The complete product, built and operated by us, for a company with no technical team of its own.
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Building the product for what comes next
We would rather deliver one product that holds up than three that have to be rebuilt. That standard is the same on every project, whatever its size.
Ali Boran GazelCEO