JMAK Games is a mobile game studio. We build small, sharp games for iOS and Android — free to download, playable offline and with no ads in the way.
In development
Neon five-in-a-row duel
Tic-tac-toe with the lid off: a ten-by-ten board where five in a row wins, a neon knight on each side, and mines and bombs to bury under your opponent's best line. One round or best of five, against a CPU that adapts to how you play.
In development
Location-based detective game
One case, two hours, played on the real streets of central Minsk. Walking to the place is what unlocks the evidence — there is no tapping past a checkpoint — and the accusation only counts once you can back it three ways.
We started in 2026 with a single standard: a game should teach itself in two minutes and still have something left to master after a hundred rounds. Every game is released on both iOS and Android, free to download, with the whole game on your device and no ads in the way.
One screen of rules, then you are playing. If a game needs a fifteen-minute onboarding to make sense, the design is wrong and we go back to it rather than write more onboarding.
Free to download, free to play, and no ads in the way. Every game ships complete: the whole thing is there at first launch, not a slice of it on a timer.
Every game runs entirely on your device. Turning off mobile data changes nothing about how any of them play — the only thing that ever leaves is anonymous crash and gameplay analytics.
These three are on the store today — free, offline, no ads and no account. Five more are being built behind them.
Out now
Mathematical strategy card game
One shared number, four opponents, one target. Land it on exactly 67 — or bust and hand the win over.
Out now
One-finger survival arcade
Dogs are coming and the child is in the middle. Tap a dog and it bolts — until more arrive than one finger can service.
Out now
Endless reaction game
Tap the creature to keep it alive. Every tap makes it bigger, and bigger means faster — so every save costs you.
Bug reports, feedback, press — it all goes to one address, and a person reads it. We aim to reply within three business days.
