A Puzzle Meadow game

Red Seal

Five traditional Japanese games. One quiet palace.

Step inside an atmospheric palace and choose a table. Hanafuda, Shell Game, Mini Go, Tōsenkyō and Ban Sugoroku each keep their own character while sharing the same calm presentation and tactile feel.

Under review at Apple

Red Seal has been submitted to Apple and is currently under review. The App Store link will appear here once it is approved.

Created by Zenworks Studio.

Red Seal palace menu at night, with Hanafuda selected.

Enter the palace

Choose a table and settle in.

Red Seal is built around the games themselves. There is no frantic meta-game and no noisy reward loop waiting between rounds.

Swipe through the palace, choose a game and learn by playing. Controls, rules and short historical notes stay close at hand without filling the table with interface.

The result is a collection that feels more like opening a beautiful game box than entering a feed.

Five tables

Different games. One quiet rhythm.

01

Hanafuda

Read the seasons and play Koi-Koi with flower cards.

02

Shell Game

Study painted shells, then find their matching pairs.

03

Mini Go

Play a focused 9×9 game of territory, liberties and capture.

04

Tōsenkyō

Send a folding fan toward the target and learn the touch of the throw.

05

Ban Sugoroku

Race, block, hit and break through on a classical board.

Inside Red Seal

Lacquer, moonlight and room for the game.

Each table has its own setting and materials, from flower cards and painted shells to Go stones, a folding fan and a lacquered Sugoroku board. The presentation changes; the restraint does not.

A collage of the five Red Seal game tables: Hanafuda, Shell Game, Mini Go, Tōsenkyō and Ban Sugoroku.
Five games, each with its own table.

A quiet collection

The game stays at the center.

  • No ads, timers or streaks.
  • Rules and short historical notes inside each game.
  • Five recurring opponents with different playing styles.
  • Designed for offline play; no account is required for gameplay.

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Red Seal is still under review at Apple. For questions about the game or its upcoming release, contact Puzzle Meadow.

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