Taplix Games
Made in Estonia · one person · evenings and weekends

Small games, made slowly.

Calm games for your phone. Nothing shouting at you, no accounts, and nothing collected about you. Your progress stays on your phone.

On the shelf

All free, all offline, none of them want an account.

Drazzle app icon: Puddle the frog above a glass of marbles and a gold star
Coming soon

Drazzle

Turn a glass cylinder, drop a marble and follow it all the way round. Pop every golden star and a sleeping land wakes up. Weather, bosses, a daily land and an endless tower.

  • 111lands
  • 18worlds
  • 17bosses
  • 30achievements
Candy Pop app icon: four glossy candy balls
Out now

Candy Pop

Tap a group of matching candies and watch the board fall apart. Six modes, no lives to wait for, and nothing hurrying you along unless you pick the mode that does.

  • 6modes
  • 26achievements
  • 3difficulties
Lexio app icon: wooden letter tiles
Out now

Lexio

Six word games in one app: a daily puzzle, a swipe-to-spell race, crosswords, word search, anagrams, and a flag quiz covering every country on Earth. In English and in proper Estonian.

  • 6games
  • 193countries
  • EN + ET

How everything here is made

  • No accounts

    Nothing to sign up for. Scores, streaks and unlocks stay on your phone and are never uploaded anywhere.

  • Works offline

    Everything lives inside the app. Planes, buses, tunnels and the countryside are exactly where these games are for.

  • Nothing hurries you

    No lives to wait for, no energy bars, no timers pushing you to pay. If a mode has a clock, you picked it.

  • Free to the end

    Every game is free to download and free to finish. Ads pay for them, and no level is locked behind a payment.

  • Real localisation

    Where a game speaks Estonian, it speaks it properly, with its own dictionary and real grammar. Not a translation layer.

  • Earned, not bought

    Themes, marbles and tile sets are earned by playing. There is no invented currency to top up.

Support the next one

Everything here is free. If a game gave you a few good hours, a coffee helps pay for the next one: a domain renewal, a test phone, a late evening that felt worth it. Telling one friend about a game you liked helps just as much.