About Gamejim
Gamejim is the games label of Game Jim Studio, a small independent development team that builds free 2D and 3D games for phones and tablets. Everything on this site is made by us and published under our own name on Google Play and, for some titles, the App Store.
We are not a publisher, a reskin shop or a storefront for other people's work. Every game listed here was designed, built and released by our own team, and we keep updating them after launch.
What we make
We currently have 11 published games across 4 categories. They fall into three broad groups:
- Board game classics — Ludo, Carrom and Snakes and Ladders, rebuilt for touchscreens with online multiplayer, local pass-and-play and offline matches against the computer.
- Puzzle games — match-three, wood block, merge and nuts-and-bolts puzzles designed to be played in short sessions without a timer breathing down your neck.
- Casual and arcade games — bubble shooters, cube blasters and a live multiplayer snake arena, for when you want something faster.
Browse the full library to see everything we have released so far.
How we build games
Our rule is simple: a game should make sense in the first ten seconds. We do not ship hour-long tutorials, forced accounts or progress walls. You open a game, understand it immediately, play a round, and get on with your day.
Most of our games work fully offline. The ones with online multiplayer — Ludo, Carrom, Snakes and Ladders and Snake Game — need a connection only for live matches, and still include an offline mode so the game is never useless without signal.
How we make money
Every one of our games is free to download and play. We fund development through advertising inside the games, and through advertising on this website. We do not sell your personal information. What we collect and why is set out in full in our Privacy Policy.
Where to find us
- Google Play — our developer page, where all of our published games are listed.
- Facebook — facebook.com/gamejimstudio
- Instagram — @gamejimstudio
- Email — [email protected]
Bug reports, feature requests and business enquiries are all welcome. The contact page explains what to include so we can help you faster.