Kharvaach

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About Kharvaach

Kharvaach is an offline arcade game built around shagain kharvaa, the traditional Mongolian sport of shooting knuckle bones. Brace the sum with a press-and-hold, swipe to flick it down the track, and knock the called bone off the line — on the uukhai beat for a steadier shot. The game needs no account and no internet connection to play.

Frequently asked questions

My flick isn't going where I expect.

The swipe's speed sets the sum's launch speed, and the swipe's angle sets its line. A short, straight swipe gives a slow, straight shot; a long, angled swipe gives a fast, curving one. Try the "How to shoot" screen (tap the book icon on the Track) for the full breakdown, and turn on the Aim Guide in Settings while you're learning.

What does the uukhai beat do?

A teammate chants the beat beside the track. Releasing your flick within the lit window holds a steadier line for that shot. It is a bonus, not a requirement — you can still play entirely off the beat.

How do I unlock new halls and teammates?

Win matches at your current hall to open the road to the next one — Arkhangai, then the Khoroo hall in Ulaanbaatar, then Naadam, then Seoul. Each hall's own recruit joins your bench after your first win there.

Can I add a photo for one of my shooters?

Yes — open a shooter's page and choose "Take Photo" or "Choose Photo". The game will ask for camera or photo permission the first time; you can change your mind later in iOS Settings → Privacy & Security.

Does Kharvaach have in-app purchases, ads, or online play?

No. Kharvaach has no betting, nothing to buy, no advertising, and no online multiplayer. It plays entirely on your device.

Is this the official rule set for shagai kharvaa?

No. Kharvaach is inspired by the traditional game and adapts it for a touch-screen arcade game. Its scoring and mechanics are its own and are explained in the About screen; it does not claim to be an official federation ruleset.

Which languages does Kharvaach support?

The interface is available in Mongolian and English, and follows your device's language setting.

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