A lantern on a wooden post lighting a path through a meadow at golden hour.

We make small, kind worlds.

Sibad builds and publishes calm, generous games for iOS and Android — then runs them live in seventeen languages.

The catalogue

Two worlds, so far.

Both built in-house. Both designed to be played slowly, and to be understood without a tutorial.

In development Cozy puzzleLive events17 languages

Critter Rescue

A calm block-clearing puzzle wrapped around a sanctuary you slowly fill with light. Every level you clear brings one more animal home. No timers you didn’t ask for, no streak you can lose by sleeping.

App Store — Coming soon Google Play — Coming soon
In development Hidden object

Chikoo

A seek-and-find game about looking closely. Hand-arranged scenes, a list of things to find, and the small satisfaction of spotting the one you walked past four times.

App Store — Coming soon Google Play — Coming soon

What a Sibad title gets

Built here, run here.

Every number on this page is something we can show you. We'd rather be checkable than impressive.

17

Languages, including RTL

Not machine-dumped at launch. Every string is reviewed, and the live-ops event names are translated too — so a Persian player never reads an English event.

52

Weeks of live content a year

Events, seasons and leaderboards on a fixed calendar, drafted and localised by a pipeline that still needs a human to press publish.

0

Ad SDKs, trackers or ad IDs

No advertising identifiers, no cross-app tracking, no third-party ad networks in the build. Purchases are verified on our own backend, not trusted from the client.

A wooden workbench in morning light with a rolled map, a lantern and hand tools.

For game creators

Made something small and good?

We publish a handful of titles a year. If you have a playable build and it fits what we’re good at — calm, tactile, replayable — we handle localisation, App Store and Google Play releases, payments, live-ops and the backend. You keep making the game.

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