We aim to build fun and simple mobile games for all ages, all countries, no language barriers. All with a simple design but attractive, yet easy to play out of the box without taking time to read the instruction to understand the game rules at all. Yes, we really mean it and you'll see that when using our apps.

Our expertise in mobile application development also helps many children enjoy the games whereas building up their creativeness and learning to solve problems. They are so-called brain-builder games. We create educational games aiming for children of 2.5 to 6 years of age for Andriod and iOS.

Drift Hero Drift Hero is a casual game for all ages. You will immediately get it for grasp even if it is the first time you play it. Move the player (car, airship, boat and submarine) left or right to hit the paratroops, rainbow balloons, big diamonds, gold pods to get scores and avoid being hit by the nuclear waste, bombs, thunder, etc. You have 5 lives in each stage. Start from any scene of your choice. As you proceed with higher levels, difficulty increases a little bit. Simple but fun enough to kill time while waiting for a bus or traveling in the train to get to work, school or at leisure time. No special skills needed to play this game or any mission to complete to pass each stage. No in-app purchase to worry, it is free. Capture your screen and show your high scores in our Facebook page. Be the next Hero!
Clock Learning for Kids Clock Learning for kids helps your kids in early years learn how to read the analog clocks and tell the time in every day's life. Simply use natural gestures to move a long hand or a short hand in the clock in the forward direction. Your kids will naturally learn the time by reading the numbers in the digital clock appeared at the bottom along with the events that show up. The backgrounds and associated items change according to time of the day to keep your children's interest and recognition. Clock Learning for Kids was designed with ease of use and following the way the real clock works. Both long and short hands move relatively in tandem like the real clock. Your children cannot move the clock's hands backward as this helps your children to learn that the real time always ticks ahead and will never move back. Clock Learning for Kids has 4 levels of reading difficulty and is available in 2 modes, i.e. 12 hours and 24 hours. If your children begin to pick up numbers, they should be able to read the analog clocks in no time.