Carpun Games builds and self-publishes original titles for mobile and web. Browser builds run instantly — no install, no account, no advertising. Titles that reach production quality ship to the App Store, Google Play and the Microsoft Store.
Every title carries an honest stage label. Where a build is not yet playable, the page says so.
A submarine tracks the player's finger along the seabed; holding fire overheats the cannon and locks it for just over a second. Ten regions, twenty waves each, a boss at the end of every region. Sinking returns the player to the shipyard to spend pearls on permanent upgrades.
Grids of paired coloured dots. Connecting every pair is not enough — the solution must also fill every empty cell. Dragging across an existing pipe cuts it.
Players pull coloured screws out of stacked plates and drop them into three-slot holders of matching colour. A screw pinned under a higher plate cannot be removed. The holding tray has five slots — filling it without clearing a set ends the run.
Ten night-market stalls generate income on timers; players tap to collect or hire managers to automate. No win or lose state — progression runs through relocating the market to a new city, each move banking a permanent multiplier.
Tap two matching tiles that are not covered and both clear. There is no losing state — an exhausted board reshuffles. Designed specifically for players over fifty: oversized tiles, high-contrast type, unlimited undo. Ships with a Klondike mode.
The device lies flat between two players; the screen splits and the top half rotates 180°. Twelve micro-games covering reaction, tactics and dexterity — tap races, tic-tac-toe, air hockey, tug of war, snake, pong.
A seven-by-nine board. Tapping the generator spawns tier-one items; dragging two matching items together promotes them. Completed orders fund harbour restoration. No losing state — energy is the only constraint.
A ring of four to seven letters below, an empty crossword above. Players trace letters to form words; valid words outside the grid collect in a side jar. No timer, no failure state. One thousand English levels are built and verified.
A top-down car park where each vehicle moves only along its own axis. Tapping a car sends it as far as it can go toward the exit. Clear every car to win. A relaxed mode removes the move limit entirely.
Objects stack in layers; anything covered dims and locks. Tapping a free object sends it to a seven-slot tray, and three matching objects clear. Filling the tray without a match ends the run.
Players pick a colour from the bottom bar, then tap or sweep across regions carrying that number. Wrong taps produce a soft haptic, never a penalty. Completed images unlock into a gallery. No timer, no failure state.
The first three titles are playable right now. The seven marked In development run on device but have no browser build yet. Paint Calm is at concept stage — stated plainly rather than filled in with a mock demo.
The browser build is always the current version and always free. Store builds add saved progress and offline play.
Instant play. No install, no account, no advertising. Runs on mobile browsers too.
Live · 3 titlesiPhone and iPad builds. Controller support and iCloud save sync are planned.
Not yet submittedAndroid builds. Small download, support for older devices, offline play.
Not yet submittedFull-screen Windows builds with planned Xbox controller support, no browser required.
Not yet submittedBoth completed milestones and outstanding work, so the slow points are visible.
Abyss Invader is hand-written JavaScript at under 130 KB. Flow Lines is a Godot export at 46 MB on first load; Bolt & Bench is another at about 49 MB. All three are playable now.
Three items remain: hands-on testing on physical handsets, a music track, and distinct boss art for the deeper regions.
Packaging, store screenshots, listing copy, then review. No submission filed yet — review time, not engineering, will be the long pole.
Start on a phone, continue on a desktop at the same point. Shares the Carpun Cloud account layer.
Browser and store players ranked on the same board.
Servers in Vietnam keep regional latency low. No date committed — this follows once the first titles are stable.
Register to receive test builds ahead of release. In exchange we ask for candid feedback — the parts that are boring are the most useful thing you can tell us.