High Seas Rings presents
Card games from the café table, in your pocket.
Leekha brings four classic card games of the Middle East to your phone: Leekha, 400, Tarneeb and 14. Play against bots at three levels, or deal in your friends with a four-letter code.
Coming to Google Play and the App Store. No account needed.
Four games, one table
Four games played around café tables across the Middle East, each with its rules spelled out and its scoring done for you.
Leekha
Pass three cards, then play to take as few points as you can. The queen of spades costs 13, the ten of diamonds 10.
Call your tricks400
Hearts are trump. Say how many tricks you'll take, then take them. Play with a partner or on your own.
Team bidsTarneeb
Two teams bid for the right to name trump. Make the bid and score every trick; miss it and pay.
Draw & lay down14
Rummy with jokers for two to four players. Open with 51 points of sets and runs, then race to empty your hand.
Play with friends, wherever they are
Open a table, share its four-letter code, and your friends take their seats. Bots fill any empty chairs, and if someone's connection drops, a bot keeps their seat warm until they're back.
- Every hand is dealt and checked on our server, and each player only ever sees their own cards.
- Partners sit across from each other in 400 and Tarneeb, just like at a real table.
- Friends on an iPhone or a computer can join from the browser.
Learn in a minute, play for years
Every game comes with picture rules: one idea per page, shown with real cards, not paragraphs. Cards you can't play are dimmed, a wrong tap tells you why, and hints suggest a call or a lay-down when you want one.
- Easy, Normal and Hard bots for every game.
- Your game saves after every move: close the app and pick up where you left off.
- Works offline. Play on a plane, in a café, anywhere.
About High Seas Rings
High Seas Rings is a small games studio in London. We make card games that feel like the real thing: the right rules, a proper table, and opponents who make you think. Leekha is our first app.
Questions, ideas or a house rule we've got wrong? Get in touch.