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The catalogue

Offline games for Android and iPhone

Four games out and six on the way, held together by one constraint: each has to work with the connection off, on the phone you already own, with ads that wait for a break in play.

Out now

4 games
View Arrow Rush
Arrow Rush app icon Live 5K+ downloads

Endless arcade dodger

Arrow Rush

One finger. One gap. No internet needed.

  • Google Play
  • App Store
View Fletch!
Fletch! app icon Live

Logic puzzle

Fletch!

Pull every arrow free. Mind the ones in the way.

  • Google Play
  • App Store soon
View Taash Adda
Taash Adda app icon Live

Card games

Taash Adda

The card games from home, with the rules your table actually plays.

  • Google Play
  • App Store soon
View Drip Mix
Drip Mix app icon Early access

Colour sort puzzle

Drip Mix

Mix paint and fill pixel pictures from the bottom up.

  • Google Play

On the way

6 games

Coming soon Logic puzzle

LogicBrew

Three short logic puzzles a day, the same for everyone.

In review Word puzzle

LexiBrew

One small crossword a day, from a wheel of letters.

Coming soon Picture logic puzzle

Nonogami

Fill the grid with logic, and a picture blooms into colour.

Coming soon Tile match puzzle

Trimosa

A calm triple tile match where every level is fair.

In review Screw puzzle

Bolt Zip

Pull a thread and every screw on it zips out.

In review Board games

Imli

The board games of the courtyard, drawn in wood, chalk and cloth.

What offline means in each game

Arrow Rush
Arrow Rush is fully playable offline. Every game mode, every coin and the daily challenge work with the connection off. You only need to be online if you want cloud backup or the global leaderboard.
Fletch!
Once installed it works fully offline: the whole campaign, the Daily Challenge and the Weekend Gauntlet all run with no connection. Signing in is optional and only adds a cloud backup of your progress.
Taash Adda
Single player games against bots, including Klondike, are designed to work without a live connection. Online tables need one, because the server deals every hand to keep the table honest.
LogicBrew
The daily puzzles work without a connection, and so does every ladder level you have unlocked. Signing in is optional and only adds a cloud backup of your progress.