Okey Card Game is a popular minigame that originated in the MMORPG Metin2. It is often played during the holiday season and is known for its detailed gameplay and strategy.
In Okey Card Game, players aim to collect points by selecting three cards from a deck of 24. The cards must follow a certain logic, such as being in consecutive numerical order (e.g. 2, 3, 4) or having the same number (e.g. 5, 5, 5). Players can also earn more points by arranging the cards in the same color.
The game is divided into different point tiers, with rewards given out based on the number of points a player earns. If a player earns 300 or more points, they will receive a silver Okey chest as a reward. If they earn 400 or more points, they will receive a gold Okey chest. If they earn less than 300 points, they will receive a bronze Okey chest.
Overall, Okey Card Game is a fun and exciting game that requires strategy and skill to excel at. Its popularity in Metin2 and its unique gameplay make it a beloved minigame among players
- Game mechanics.
- Correctly rendering cards exactly as in the actual game using canvas.
- Discarding cards.
- Adding cards.
- Displaying a modal for discarding a card - security mode.
- Displaying a modal for starting/ending the game.
- Choosing a game mode: safe or not.
- Counting the total points obtained in the game.
- Displaying the points earned for correctly arranging 3 good cards.
- Displaying a success animation upon correctly arranging 3 cards.
- Rendering the game table and gameplay board.
- Mechanism for ending the game.
- Adding the ability to change the addCard image based on the number of remaining cards to uncover.
- Adding game rules replicated exactly as in the game.
- Adapting the game to a responsive version.
- Displaying the number of remaining cards to uncover.
- Adding a counter for the number of plays and counting each box separately.
- Adding the functionality of selecting a favorite music during the game.
- Adding a system to assist with playing a deck.
- Adding Supabase with scoreboard and security features for password protection of nicknames.
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