Gamer DB
gamerdb.com
In developmentGamesWeb & mobile19 languages
An arcade of short puzzle games under one roof — the kind people meet in advertisements and then cannot find. Sorting nuts onto bolts, untangling wires, cross math: one app instead of a dozen, and one account that remembers where you left off. It is playable in the browser today and heading for the app stores.
- One shell, many games. Puzzles arrive inside a single app rather than as a dozen separate downloads, each with its own account and its own advertisements.
- A new game needs no store release. Games are HTML5 packages; the native shell reads a manifest and downloads only what changed. Shipping a game takes minutes, not a review queue.
- First game: 250 levels. A 3D nut-sorting puzzle with a real difficulty curve, hints, undo and an endless mode after the last level.
- 19 languages, right-to-left included. Site, shell and every game speak the same dictionary, so a language is added once and appears everywhere.
- An account is optional. Play without one. Sign in with an e-mail code and progress follows you between the web and the app.
- Built on the Ember engine. Devices, accounts, tokens, rewarded advertisements and the operator panel are a module in the same Go service, not a second system.
Gamer DB is the newest thing we run and the one still changing every week. The site is open; the iOS app is built and waiting on the store, with Android to follow.
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gamerdb.com runs in the browser, no account needed. The apps are not in the stores yet.