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Jogiba Gaming is an independent game studio in India building offline-first mobile games for Android and iPhone.
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Arrow Rush
App icon, key art and 8 screenshots
Fletch!
App icon, 8 screenshots and a gameplay clip
Taash Adda
App icon and 8 screenshots
LogicBrew
App icon and 8 screenshots
LexiBrew
App icon and 8 screenshots
Nonogami
App icon and 9 screenshots
Drip Mix
App icon and 5 screenshots
Trimosa
App icon and 7 screenshots
Bolt Zip
App icon and 5 screenshots
Imli
App icon and 8 screenshots
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Jogiba Gaming is an independent game studio in India building offline-first mobile games for Android and iPhone.
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Jogiba Gaming is an independent game studio based in India, making offline-first mobile games for Android and iPhone. Its games are built to work with no internet connection, on mid-range hardware, and with ads kept to natural breaks in play. Its first title, Arrow Rush, is live worldwide on Google Play and on the App Store.
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Jogiba Gaming is an independent game studio based in India. It builds offline-first mobile games for Android and iPhone, designed around a single constraint: the game has to work with the connection off. Progress is stored on the device and treated as authoritative, cloud sync is optional, and no feature is gated behind signing in. The studio never shows banner ads during gameplay, keeps full-screen ads to natural breaks such as the end of a run or a level, and plays a rewarded video only when the player asks for one. Its first title, Arrow Rush, an offline endless arcade dodger, launched worldwide on Google Play in August 2026 and on the App Store in October 2026. Fletch!, an arrow-extraction puzzle, left early access and launched on Google Play in October 2026. Taash Adda, a desi card game platform built around correct regional rules and containing no real-money play of any kind, is in review on Google Play and the App Store. LogicBrew, a daily logic puzzle game, LexiBrew, a daily word puzzle, Nonogami, a picture logic puzzle, and Trimosa, a calm triple tile match, are in development for Android and iPhone, and Drip Mix, a colour sort puzzle about mixing paint, and Bolt Zip, a screw puzzle with threads, are in development for Android.
Endless arcade dodger
A free endless arcade dodge game built for one thumb. Steer a paper arrow up through falling steel walls, find the single gap in each one, and chain clean dodges into a multiplier that lifts your whole score. Fully playable offline, with eight modes, a fresh seeded track every day and a weekly leaderboard.
Logic puzzle
An arrow extraction puzzle where every board is a knot. Each arrow slides only in the direction it points, and anything in its path blocks it. Work out the order, clear the board, and keep a streak alive across a campaign that grows from tidy grids into boss boards of nearly two hundred interlocking arrows.
Card games
A desi card game app for Android with nine Indian card games in one place: Callbreak, Court Piece (Rung), Dehla Pakad (Mindi), Bhabhi (Thulla), Mendikot, 3-2-5 (Teen Do Paanch), Judgement (Kachuful), Begga Kaat and Klondike Solitaire. One account, one rules engine, and the rules the way they are played in Haryana, Punjab, Delhi and the rest of North India. No wagering, no cash out, no real money play of any kind.
Logic puzzle
A daily ritual for puzzle lovers. Every day brings three fresh logic puzzles, one each of Trail, Lanterns and Balance, identical for every player in the world. Keep your streak alive, share your times without spoilers, and when you want more, climb an endless ladder of levels that grows harder as you do.
Word puzzle
A calm daily word puzzle from the makers of LogicBrew. Swipe a wheel of letters to fill a small crossword. Everyone gets the same daily puzzle, with a streak and a share card that gives nothing away, and thousands of levels wait when you want more. Each daily also hides a keystone, a word that uses every letter.
Picture logic puzzle
A calm picture logic puzzle from the makers of LogicBrew. Fill the grid from the number clues to reveal a hand-drawn pixel picture, then watch it bloom into full colour. 344 pictures in all: fourteen themed albums and a free daily picture, the same for everyone. Every puzzle is solvable by logic alone.
Colour sort puzzle
A calm colour sort puzzle about mixing paint. Each level is a pixel picture waiting to be painted. Pots of paint pour their own colour into the canvas, filling each column from the bottom up, and dragging one pot into another mixes them: blue and yellow make green. Your palette has five slots, so every pour is a plan.
Tile match puzzle
A calm triple tile match for grown-ups. Tiles lie in layers: tap a free tile to move it into your seven-slot tray, three alike clear away, and the level is won when the board is empty. Every level is checked by the game's own solver, so each one can be cleared without a single booster.
Screw puzzle
A calm screw puzzle with one new idea: screws are laced together on coloured threads. Tap a loose screw and it flies into the box of its colour; tap any screw on a thread and the whole thread zips out at once, and the plates it held fall away. Every pull is a plan.
Board games
Five traditional Indian board games in one app, drawn like real wood and cloth: Pallanguzhi, Aadu Puli Attam, Navakankari, Ashta Chamma and Pachisi. Learn each on its own board in a couple of minutes, then play a fair computer at three levels or family on one phone. A new puzzle waits every day, and it all works offline.
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