Games people keep playing.

About

An avatar you own. Gear you collect. A room you run.

A social casino: Texas Hold'em, slots, scratch-offs, bingo, blackjack and roulette, with the meta the category never built. An avatar you own and dress, cards and gear to collect, a casino of your own, and when the chips run out mid-hand, the clothes off your back.

Proved

Social casino is one of mobile's largest and stickiest categories. Its games, economies and table math have been proven for over a decade.

Underbuilt

The incumbents ship serious, flat games with no meta: no identity at the table, nothing to collect, no reason to return but the chip count.

Our move

Keep the proven games. Build the meta the category never had, the way Bingo Blitz did for bingo.

Platform

iOS, Android and web

Status

Pre-production

Next

A playable slice

From the creator of Bingo Blitz. He has built this presence layer once before, for one of the biggest publishers in the business.

About

Summer is seconds. Fall is hours. Winter is days.

A cozy idle game about keeping a garden through a year, with Poppy the flower at its center. Plant, harvest and upgrade until the garden runs itself, then swipe into the next season, where time runs slower and the stakes run higher. When the year ends, Turn it and start fresh.

Proved

Cozy garden games proved the comfort loop: people come back every day to tend something small and calm.

Underbuilt

Most of the category is asset-store plants on a timer: thin systems, generic art, nothing to build toward.

Our move

A real prestige loop, the Garden Year: seasons that each play at their own speed, and a Turn that starts the next year stronger.

Platform

iOS, Android and web

Status

Alpha

Next

Analytics first, then the store build

Every plant, petal and sound is code: the whole game ships with zero image files. 422 commits.

About

Your party is four AI adventurers you lead by voice.

Meet an adventurer in the field, earn their trust, form a party, and clear a dungeon that would kill you alone. Lead by speaking or typing: “Vex, sleep the one on the right.” Your companions remember what happened at the bridge last time, and the shard keeps living while you're logged off.

Proved

Classic MMORPGs proved the fantasy: classes, parties, dungeons, and a server full of people with their own lives.

Underbuilt

They need thousands of other players online, on their schedule, to feel alive.

Our move

A shard of AI adventurers who remember you, a party you lead with your voice, and no raid schedule.

Platform

Web, console and PC

Status

Prototype

Next

Playtesting on a pad

Levels 1–7 play today: a town, the fen, two dungeons, four written companions, and a shard of AI guilds.

About

Little folk on a tiny planet. Befriend them, build the town.

Befriend the little folk of a tiny forest planet and build them a town. Gather food, wood, metal and science, raise an army, and push it through the wilds zone by zone. When you've gone as far as you can, step through the portal and begin again with everything you've learned.

Proved

Idle colony games have held players for years on the strength of their systems alone.

Underbuilt

The category's best are spreadsheets: numbers and buttons, no world to look at.

Our move

The whole simulation rendered as a living colony you can watch, with a real-time-strategy camera.

Platform

Web, iOS, Android and PC

Status

Alpha

Next

A finished world and name, then playtests

About

Your page. A new edition every morning. Friends who come to visit.

Daily Thread is a social network built around a page that is yours. Every morning it fills itself a little: ask the 8 ball, read today's stars, hear what a creature has to say, solve three clues, and say hi to Soot the cat. What you pin stays. No streaks: a missed day is a gap, never a loss. Make a page for a friend, sign their wall, and come back tomorrow.

Proved

Personal pages and small daily rituals have held people for decades: the horoscope, the word puzzle, the wall your friends wrote on.

Underbuilt

Today's social apps are feeds. Everything you post is gone in a day, and the only reason to come back is the fear of missing something.

Our move

A page that fills itself a little every morning, keeps what you pin, and brings your friends to visit. No feed, no streaks.

Platform

Web, iOS and Android

Status

Alpha · invite-only

Next

More mornings, then a wider invite

Sixty mornings are already written, every edition from day one to day sixty.