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About Red Seal: Japanese Games

Red Seal is a quiet collection of classic Japanese tabletop games, presented as five distinct tables in a setting inspired by Osaka Castle. Play Hanafuda, a traditional shell-matching game, Mini Go, Tōsenkyō and Ban Sugoroku. Each game keeps its own character while sharing the same calm presentation, tactile interaction and recurring opponents. Play three completed matches per game for free, then unlock the full collection with one non-consumable in-app purchase. No ads or subscriptions. Gameplay works offline. No frantic meta-game. No noisy reward loop. Just beautiful tables, old games and room to learn them at your own pace.

What’s new

Version 1.0.5 · Updated October 22, 2026

Red Seal 1.0.5 · Refined translations and clearer game instructions across languages.

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App privacy

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The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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