About the games

We are a small studio that builds browser games. Every game on this site is either made in-house in HTML5 or adapted by us into its own edition, and all of them run straight in the browser with no download and no account required to start playing.

A number of games here are our own editions of classic mechanics that have existed for decades or longer, and in some cases for centuries. Nobody owns the rules to a deck of cards or a board with four discs in a row on it. The editions we publish cover the tile slider where two matching numbers collapse into one, the solitaire tableau, the disc flipping board, the paddle and bricks, four in a row, the sliding fifteen, the falling lines well, and the fruit merge jar. Each one is our implementation of that public mechanic, with our own art, our own layout, and our own decisions about how it should feel under a thumb on a phone, rather than a copy of any single existing app or a repackaging of somebody else's build.

Some titles here come from outside the studio and are hosted under the open licences their makers chose. Where a game uses third-party code or assets, the notice and licence text those licences require ship inside that game's own folder on our server, right next to its files, exactly as the licence asks for. We keep those notices intact rather than stripping them out, and we do not present that code as something we wrote ourselves. If you are looking for that kind of attribution for a particular game, it travels with the game's own files rather than sitting on a single central page.

We add new games and small fixes on an ongoing basis, and we test everything we ship before it goes live.

If you believe something on this site uses your work without the credit or permission its licence requires, we want to know and we want to fix it quickly. Reach us through the contact page with the game name and what you found, and we will look into it.