Devlog, , 1 min read
Our journey so far
From our first learning games for kids in March to eight cosy 3D puzzle games in October: how Savas Games has changed in its first seven months.
Savas Games is young. Here is where we started, and what we have improved along the way.
March 2026: the start
Savas Games starts in March 2026. Work on our first game begins on 15 March, and savasgames.com goes online on 18 and 19 March.
April 2026: learning games
From 16 April more games are in development: learning games for kids.
May 2026: a family of six
By 18 May the website shows a family of six educational games for kids.
October 2026: a new direction
In October we change course to cosy puzzle games for phones. On 9 October eight new games arrive in one push, each chosen by reading the store charts. The website is rebuilt around them, with screenshots, trailers and a press kit.
What we improved
- From simple 2D learning games to colourful 3D puzzle games.
- Mobile first: made for a phone in one hand, with haptics on Android.
- Levels checked by solvers, so every puzzle is fair.
- Built as installable web apps, with App Store and Google Play versions coming.
We will keep writing here about how we make our games. Next up: how we pick ideas, how we make sure every puzzle can be solved, and why our games never tick.
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How we pick ideas: reading the store charts
Each of our eight new games started from the October 2026 top charts. How we read them, what we look for, and how we find a twist of our own.
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Puzzles that can always be solved
Nothing ruins a puzzle game like a level that cannot be won. How we build levels backwards, let solvers play every one of them and grade how hard they are.
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Making it feel good
Squash and stretch, tiny haptic taps and slow motion for the biggest crash: the small details that make a puzzle feel good under your thumb.