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Philipp Stollenmayer developed an indie game with minimal features but with very captivating philosophy; “Clear the board. Pay what you want. Okay?”
Okay? is a beautiful puzzle game both available for Android and iOS handsets. Players can also solve the puzzles at the comfort of their desktop by downloading Okay? On PC. The game is presented in unfussy style where you have to toss an object across the screen and hit every line in a single try.
The Fine Prints
We all know that there’s a thin line between premium and F2P apps but
Okay? stands out with its very cohesive payment model. It entails the players to either to pay or not pay for the same content and so it’s basically up to you if want to spend for something that you could actually get for free. Perhaps, this type of system appeals to players who would prefer paying for a game than opting for ‘free downloads’ only to be paying while in the middle of the game just to continue.
Clever App
Conceivably, the avant-garde approach of the puzzle game tests your support for indie game developers. It’s that question of paying or playing for free that pops up every time there’s a new game being launched.
Downloading Okay? On PC or any device already sets your expectations at the very start, which is good if you’re searching for a game with premium quality. If you opted to pay for the given amounts, then you are practically just supporting Philipp Stollenmayer’s project so he could come up with more brilliant apps in the future.
A-Okay Features
Using Andy emulator to download Okay? On PC allows you to sync your mobile purchases and saved settings to also run on the desktop. Just by signing in with your Google account, all your favourite apps are seamlessly transferred to save you time and effort from juggling between multiple gadgets. Plus, get the latest in-game notifications from Google Play on any device you choose to open the game with.
Okay? basically consists of a gameplay that’s not really hard to continue. Let’s find out more of the features and see why people are actually willing to shell out more cash for this great invention.
- The preference for paying or not paying actually gives out the same game opportunities and no advertisement feature. You can choose from the amounts that starts from $0.00/ $0.99/ $1.99/ $2.99 / $4.99 and $8.99 and pay what you want!
- The experimental payment concept is to support the creator/ app developer to come up with more top quality games.
- Controlling the game with your finger onscreen is still possible even you were playing Okay? On PC. Andy OS emulator comes with an integrated virtual remote control feature so you can use your mobile device for tapping the ball even while running the game on your desktop.
- Flat, simple geometric shapes gives Okay? its minimalistic design.
- Strategic planning is necessary just as with any puzzle game. Your objective is to tilt the tiny ball and let it bounce off the shapes to clear out the screen.
- Most players would love to work out through every level from start to finish because of the very fun and simple game approach.
- The refreshing disruption from the typical brainteasers also features calming sound effects in very simple yet highly entertaining visuals.
- Aside from its unique game packaging, you’ll find yourself experimenting on the controls particularly if you’re accustomed to the inverted pull back techniques. But that’s also part of the challenge!
Okeydokey!
If you were in front of the computer most of the time, it would be smart to download Okay? For PC and never compromise the limited device storage and smartphone batteries from playing with your pocket games. It will also relieve your eyesight from too much strain brought by the very small screen images on your phone or tablet.
Andy offers streamlined technology that breaks down the walls between different software environments. It brings the same Android gaming experience from your mobile to your desktop with its complete Android specs. The emulating software also features the latest OS version support for your Windows PC or Mac. So, are you Okay with this? Here are the instructions.
How to Download Okay? For PC:
Step 1: Download the android emulator software Andy and it is available for free. Click here to download: Download
Step 2: Start the installation of Andy by clicking on the installer file you downloaded.
Step 3: When the software is ready to be used, start it and complete the sign up procedure and login with Google Play account.
Step 4: Start Google play store app and use its search tool to search Okay? download.
Step 5: Find Okay? and start the installation.
Step 6: Launch the game and you can now play Okay? on pc using a mouse or your keyboard and even your touch screen, you can use the control button to emulate the pinch function to zoom in and out.
Step 7: You can also install remote control app form here for remotely accessing the game: Andy remote control app
Support: we maintain an online real-time Facebook support group if you have any issues with Andy OS to the installation process, You can use this link to access the group: support
Enjoy Playing Okay? on PC!!!
Euchre Rules
These are the rules used for this version of Euchre. I realize there are many variations possible, so this might not be the exact way you're used to playing. There is no bidding in this version, so it's Knock Euchre, not Bid Euchre.
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Overview
Euchre is a trick taking game with a trump, played by four players in teams of two. The basic play is similar to Whist, i.e. each player plays one card, the highest card of the suit led wins the trick, unless someone has played a card of the trump suit. An important difference from Whist is that one of the teams names the trump and must then win the majority of the tricks in that hand. The game is played over several rounds until one team has gotten 10 points.
Dealing
Euchre uses a non standard deck of 24 cards. It's made up of the 9, 10, Jack, Queen, King and Ace of each suit. Some variations also use the Joker, but this version does not. The initial dealer is chosen randomly, in the next round the player to the dealer's left is the new dealer and so on. Five cards are dealt to each player in two rounds of dealing. Once all players have their cards, the top card of the deck is turned face up, so it's ready for the next part of the game, which is...
Naming Trump (Calling Round)
After the cards are dealt they players must pick what will be the trump suit. At this point there is one face up card on the table, the suit of that card is the potential trump suit. Going clockwise around the table, starting with the player to the dealer's left, each player can either say 'Pass', meaning they don't want the suit to become trump, or they can say 'Order it up' in which case the suit of the card becomes trump and the calling round ends immediately. The face up card on the table goes to the dealer which takes it and discards one of the cards from his hand and then the game is ready to begin. The team that picked the trump are known as the 'Makers' and the other team are known as the 'Defenders'.
If all players pass on the trump card then there's another round of naming trumps, where a player may simply name which suit he wants to be trump (although he may not name the suit everyone just passed on), or say pass. If all players pass on this round as well then the deal is ruined and a new hand is dealt.
In some variations of Euchre the dealer's partner can't name trump and play with a partner, he must play alone. We don't use that rule in this version though.
Going alone
The player who orders up trumps, or names trump, is allowed to play alone. If a player chooses this his partner will put down his cards and not participate in the rest of that round. Playing alone can help you to score more points, more about that in the Scoring section below. Note: In previous versions of this game I used to allow every player to go alone. I've since changed that to only allow the player that names or orders up trumps to go alone, as that seems to be more in line with what people are used to doing.
Ranking of trump cards
The trump ranking in Euchre is quite different from most other trump taking games. The trump suit ranks higher than the other suits, but within the trump suit the Jack (known as the Right Bower) is the highest card. Then, in a weird twist, the Jack in the other suit that's the same color as the trump is the next best trump card. E.g. if spades are trump then the Jack of clubs would be the next best card, known as the Left Bower). After that the rest of the trump cards follow in order from high to low, Ace, King, Queen, 10, 9. The Left Bower is considered for all purposes as a member of the trump suit. Just to make it clearer, if trump suit was Hearts, the ranking of trump cards would be:
- Jack of Hearts (Right Bower)
- Jack of Diamonds (Left Bower)
- Ace of Hearts
- King of Hearts
- Queen of Hearts
- 10 of Hearts
- 9 of Hearts
Playing
Play is like in most trick taking games. A player leads with a suit, other players must follow suit if they have it, but are otherwise free to play any card if they have nothing in the lead suit. Cards are ranked from high to low, trump beats lead suit, lead suit beats other suits. The person who takes a trick leads in the next trick.
Scoring
Now remember that the team that picked trumps are the 'Makers' and the other team is the 'Defenders'. A team that wins 3 or more tricks wins the hand and gets points, the losing team gets no points. Teams can also gain more points if the player who called trump goes alone. The scoring table is as follows:
Result | Makers | Defenders |
---|---|---|
Makers win 3 or 4 tricks. | 1 | 0 |
Makers win 5 tricks. | 2 | 0 |
Maker goes alone and wins 3 or 4 tricks. | 1 | 0 |
Maker goes alone and wins 5 tricks. | 4 | 0 |
Defenders win 3 or more tricks. | 0 | 2 |
UPDATE 2016-10-05: Previous versions of the game allowed any player to go alone. After endless emails and endless confusion about the scoring I've decided to change it to what most people want, which is that the player who calls trumps is the only one who can go alone.
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Winning
A team wins once it has gotten 10 points. We used to have it that you had to win by at least two points, but we've removed that rule now.