One on the store, one about to be, and four still being built. All of them free, all of them playable offline, and none of them carrying an advert or an in-app purchase.
Out now
Mathematical strategy card game
You and the monkey share one number on the table. Add, subtract, multiply, divide — first to land it on exactly 67 wins. Drop below 0 or push past 99 and you're out. Four difficulty tiers, from a monkey that plays without a plan to one that has already worked out every way you can win.
Coming soon
One-finger survival arcade
Dogs are coming. The child is in the middle. You have one finger. Tap a dog and it turns tail and bolts — that is the whole game, until more dogs are arriving than one finger can service and you have to start thinking. Three abilities buy back the difference.
Endless reaction game
A creature flies around one screen and shrinks unless you tap it. Every tap makes it bigger, and bigger means faster — so every save you make raises the price of the next one. Miss, and it shrinks sharply. Let it get too small to hit and the run is over. The game is deliberately unwinnable; the only question is how long.
Hidden-information maze duel
Both players secretly build a maze on a ten-by-ten grid, then race to escape the other one's — blind, one direction at a time, through fog of war, hitting unseen walls until you bump them. You play both halves at once: the architect setting the trap, and the explorer lost in someone else's.
Tactical grid duel
Tic-tac-toe with the lid off: a ten-by-ten board, unlimited pieces, and mines and bombs to bury under your opponent's best line.
Physics puzzle
Command a colony that links its own bodies into living bridges and towers. Reach the food, spend as few ants as you can.
