Good game but
Its a good game but there are a few things which should be included like sorting cards from highest value to smallest value.
Description
Seep (also known as Sweep) is a very popular card game, mostly played in the northern
parts of India and Pakistan. This game is based around strategy and planning for
future moves while trying to gather points without taking the ultimate risk of Seep.
- Offline Mode: No need to be connected to the internet or wait for other players.
- Unlimited Play: No restriction on how many games you can play, no restrictions or coins required.
- High fidelity design and animations
- Simple game mechanics
There are two modes; 2 players and 4 players. In the 4 player mode, you are
partnered with another person sitting across from you. It is lot of fun
whilst playing with a partner as you are not able to communicate openly with
your partner and have to make sure your actions reflect your intent.
Your goal in each game is to collect as many points as possible. In traditional
version, there are 100 points within all the cards. All the spade cards are
worth their face value, e.g. Ace is 1 and King is 13. Amongst other cards of other suites,
only Aces have a value of 1 and 10 of Diamonds has the value of 6.
Apart from collecting these points, you can also aim to call Seep against your
opponent, which yields 50 points. You can Seep as many times as you can and all
these points will contribute to your overall score.
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parts of India and Pakistan. This game is based around strategy and planning for
future moves while trying to gather points without taking the ultimate risk of Seep.
- Offline Mode: No need to be connected to the internet or wait for other players.
- Unlimited Play: No restriction on how many games you can play, no restrictions or coins required.
- High fidelity design and animations
- Simple game mechanics
There are two modes; 2 players and 4 players. In the 4 player mode, you are
partnered with another person sitting across from you. It is lot of fun
whilst playing with a partner as you are not able to communicate openly with
your partner and have to make sure your actions reflect your intent.
Your goal in each game is to collect as many points as possible. In traditional
version, there are 100 points within all the cards. All the spade cards are
worth their face value, e.g. Ace is 1 and King is 13. Amongst other cards of other suites,
only Aces have a value of 1 and 10 of Diamonds has the value of 6.
Apart from collecting these points, you can also aim to call Seep against your
opponent, which yields 50 points. You can Seep as many times as you can and all
these points will contribute to your overall score.
In-Apps
- Tip Jar - Level 1
- 4.40 ￦
- Tip Jar - Level 2
- 6.60 ￦
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Seep FAQ
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Is Seep free?
Yes, Seep is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
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Is Seep legit?
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How much does Seep cost?
Seep has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is 5.50 ￦.
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App Info
- Category
- Games
- Publisher
- Jasvir Singh Cheema
- Languages
- English
- Recent release
- 1.3.1 (1 month ago )
- Released on
- May 31, 2022 (2 years ago )
- Also available in
- India, Canada, United States, Australia, Spain, South Korea, Philippines, United Kingdom
- Last Updated
- 1 month ago
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