Seep Cards Game

Play Seep on a real desi khaat — capture houses, call your baazi, and beat three AI opponents. Smooth animations, big readable cards, fully offline.

Seep is the classic North-Indian fishing card game — the one played for hours on a woven khaat with a full deck and a lot of trash talk. Now it's on your phone, with three AI opponents who actually know the rules.

HOW IT PLAYS • Capture cards from the floor by matching values. • Build "houses" (ghar) and lock them as pakka so the other team can't steal them. • Court cards capture by rank, the way it's really played in Haryana — not casino rules. • Score across baazis: spades, aces and the 10 of diamonds all count. A clean Seep is worth 50. • Call your baazi before the deal and play to make your number.

WHY YOU'LL LIKE IT • A real desi table — cards laid on an actual khaat, not a green casino felt. • Big, clear card faces you can read at a glance. • Drag and throw your card, just like the real game. • Play in portrait or landscape. • Learn as you go with a built-in tutorial. • Plays fully offline — no account, no sign-in.

Seep goes by many names — Seepie, Sipahi, and just "the khaat game." However you know it, this is the version that plays by the rules you grew up with.

Free to play. Contains occasional ads between games.

An Akshay Kotish & Co. product.