The platform is running. You can create an account, play four games, earn coins that follow you between them, and appear on a leaderboard that is worth appearing on.
What you can play
Africa Puzzle Empire — match tiles, earn materials, build a settlement, unlock the next region. The loop is familiar; the map is not.
Shaka: Rise of the Zulu — a turn-based campaign in the 1810s, fought over real territory with real distances.
Michelangelo: The Sistine Ceiling — a fresco workshop. Plaster dries whether you are ready or not, and a panel painted on dry plaster is a panel you will be scraping off tomorrow.
The Storehouses of Huánuco Pampa — a season of supply in the Inca highlands. Potatoes freeze at altitude and keep for years; maize does not. That single fact is most of the puzzle.
What holds it together
One account across every game. One wallet. One set of achievements. Every finished game is replayed on our servers before a score or a reward counts — which is slower than trusting a phone, and is the difference between a leaderboard and a list of people who edited a number.
Eight languages, each with its own address, Arabic laid out right to left throughout.
What is not here yet
We would rather say it than let you find out.
Nothing is for sale. The purchase path is deliberately absent rather than half-built, and it stays that way until the store integrations are real and verified on our side.
There is no way to play with friends yet. Leaderboards exist; friends, challenges and notifications do not.
The mobile applications are in preparation. Today the browser is the way in, on a phone as much as a computer.
What is next
A trading house under the monsoon — the fourth engine, and the last of the four we set out to build. Then the parts that let players find each other.