Quiet Hours Games

Independent Game Studio

Quiet Hours Games

Small, focused games made in the space between other things — the kind you can pick up for five minutes and still feel like you actually did something. No live-service treadmill, no engagement metrics, just games built to be finished.

A lamp-lit windowsill at dusk: an open book, a teapot and a cup, with a moon over violet hills outside

What we've made

Our games

Gambit Road

A chess puzzle journey

Gambit Road

One winding road through a kingdom of chess — a different mate-in-N trial at every one of its 1,000 stops, a boss at the end of every chapter, and forty-nine duelists on a ladder that climbs past 2,882 Elo.

1,000 unique trials 8 chapters 49 duelists Ask the wizard
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Dame's Road

Jeu de dames · International draughts

Dame's Road

A draughts journey through France's cafés — from a village square to the Grand Café de Paris. Clear the board in N moves, crown your kings, and take on forty café regulars across the 10×10 board.

8 French chapters 1,000 trials 40 café rivals Flying kings
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Shelf Sort

Shelf Sort

Tap a shelf to lift its books, tap another to place them — clear every shelf down to one color.

Prototype
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Unbroken

Unbroken

Trace every line on the board in one unbroken chain of taps — no edge crossed twice.

Prototype
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How we make games

Three promises, every release

Plays offline

Every trial, duel and board runs on your device. No connection needed to play — only to show the ads that keep it free.

No account, ever

Nothing to sign up for, nothing syncing to a server. Your progress lives on your phone, and nowhere else.

Built to be finished

A road with an end, a ladder with a top. Five minutes counts, and one day you'll reach the last stop.

Who we are

A studio of one quiet hour at a time

Quiet Hours Games is an independent studio building small, complete games rather than sprawling ones. Every release stays playable offline, asks for no account, and respects however little time you actually have for it — five minutes on a train, or an evening with nothing better to do. Gambit Road and Dame's Road are the first two; they won't be the last.