Tower Blast!
Spin the tower. Fill the ring. Feel the blast.
A puzzle tower that turns around you. No levels, no timers — just you, the tower, and one more run.
Casual games, seriously made.
A two-person studio building mobile puzzles today, connected multiplayer worlds tomorrow, and PC simulators after that.
See our gamesWhat we're making.
How we build.
Invisible engineering
Our games quietly work in your favor. The best system is the one you never notice.
Read howBuilt like infrastructure
Scalable, server-authoritative, architected to last — even when it's just a puzzle.
Read howCraft in every frame
Hand-tuned animation and art with a style you recognize at a glance.
Read howFrom cozy puzzles to connected worlds.
Now
Casual, polished.
We're starting where feel matters most: mobile puzzle games you can sink into for five minutes or an evening. Small scope, real polish.
Next
Casual, connected.
Then we bring people in. Multiplayer casual games built on serious netcode — real-time, fair, and smooth enough that you never think about the network at all.
Beyond
Worlds you can operate.
And further out: PC simulator games. Deep systems, honest mechanics, the same engineering backbone — at desktop scale.
Different genres, one constant: strong architecture, calm surface.
Latest notes.
Tower Blast! DevLog 02 — Ten Skies, One Tower: Building the Living Themes
Pastel, snow, sunset, space, volcano, ink — one run can travel through all of them without cutting away.
Read 6 minTower Blast! DevLog 01 — From Levels to Endless: How the Game Found Itself
We removed the map, kept the tower, and found the loop hiding in plain sight.
Read 5 minWhy a Two-Person Studio Writes Server-Grade Architecture for a Phone Puzzle
For a tiny team, clean architecture is not ceremony. It is how tomorrow stays affordable.
Read 7 minTwo people. No shortcuts.
Co-Founder · Lead Game & Backend Developer
Ömür Efe Güçlü
Ömür builds everything you never see: multiplayer netcode, backend architecture, and difficulty systems that respect the player's time. The working rule: if the player can feel the machinery, it isn't finished.
Co-Founder · 3D Artist & Animator
Deniz Şeker
Deniz makes everything you actually see: 3D art, animation, and the game's visual character — built in Blender, Unity, and Photoshop, aiming for a style you recognize at a glance.