Free puzzle games for Android with nothing you have to buy. Every level is earned by playing, none of them asks you to sign up, and almost all of them work without a signal.
Seven games on Google Play right now. Every one of them free, start to finish.
Thirty-two picture tiles, eight hidden groups of four. Drag one tile onto another to swap them; line up four from the same group and the row locks into a banner. A hundred collections, and a daily challenge on top.
Same game as Logo Quiz, played entirely on football badges. Name the club, the national side or the competition from its crest, with the letters and nothing else to go on.
A crossword cut into blocks and scattered across the board. Slot every piece back until each row and column reads as a real word — and nothing on screen tells you when you are right. Working that out is the game.
Pour, sort and clear the bottles until every colour finds its place. It starts gentle and turns genuinely mean — in the best way.
Drop blocks, clear lines, chain the combo. One more go turns into an hour, and the grid never blinks first.
Reveal the logo, name the brand. You know more than you think you do — until suddenly you don’t.
Match the pairs, merge the numbers, clear the board before it fills. The first game we shipped, and still the purest loop we’ve made.
The French edition of Word Slot. A crossword cut into blocks and scattered across the board; slot every piece back until each row and column reads as a real French word.
A small crossword where every answer is a picture. Swipe across the letter wheel to spell what you see; each name you find fills its row and lights up its picture. Stuck on one? A hint gives you a letter.
Free-to-play has a bad name for good reasons. Here is what we don’t do.
Every level, power-up and coin is earned by playing. Where a game sells anything, it is coins you could earn anyway or a way to turn the ads off — never a level, and never a premium tier waiting to ambush you.
No account to create, no email to hand over, no personal data collected. You open the game and you play it — and every title ships with a privacy policy you can read in two minutes.
Planes, metros, dead zones, basements. Almost every game keeps working without a signal — progress saves on your device first and syncs later if it needs to. The one that needs a connection says so on its page.
Indie Core Dev is the studio of Othmane Ettaib, founded in France in April 2025. Every line of code, every level and every pixel is made here.
A handful of emails a year — a new game, a real update to one, or a note about building them. One click to leave, from any of them.
