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Marriage Card Game is a popular variant of rummy game. Play Taas (Tash) game
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Marriage Card Game by Bhoos is a 21-card rummy variant that the listing calls a taas (tash) game. It is also known under names such as merija, myarij 21, Nepali taas marriage and simply rummy or rommi.
Google Play shows 4.55 stars from 35,955 ratings and more than 1,000,000 installs. The game suits players who already know this family of card games and want to play it on a phone.
The build we hold is Marriage Card Game by Bhoos 2.8.42 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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The single-player mode pits you against bots with set personalities: Gabbar, Mogambo, Pataka, Momolisa and VadaTau. The listing says the game can be played without internet, so the solo games do not depend on a connection.
Each bot appears as a named opponent, so you play against the same characters from one game to the next.
In multiplayer mode you play against people from anywhere, and your results feed into a leaderboard that ranks players against each other.
Seasonal tournaments and leagues add a structured competition on top of the ordinary matches. The listing does not give further detail on how these are scheduled or scored.
Hotspot/Private Mode is for playing with people you know rather than strangers. Voice chat lets you talk to the other players while the hand is in progress, so a game with relatives or friends can run the way a table game does.
The listing presents this mode as a way to play together wherever everyone happens to be.
The gameplay is adjustable, and the themes include Nepali, Indian and Bollywood looks. You can also change the card decks, avatars, frames and stickers.
A center collection point calculator works out the collection point in the middle of the table, which is a counting step that the listing highlights as part of the game.