Zada Games
How the games work under the hood, guides written by the people who built them, and what we're making next.
Your scribble becomes a rigid physics body in under a millisecond. Here is exactly how, and why a star wheel beats mud while a circle just spins.
Six fighters, three difficulty levels and a fixed ladder. Here are the numbers behind each one and a plan for clearing Arcade without losing a run.
No download, no account, no storage taken. Here is why we chose the browser over the app store, and what that choice forces us to do well.
It started as a question: can a laptop webcam be a fight stick? The answer took a gesture classifier, a lot of keyboard fallbacks, and a peer-to-peer network layer.
No level in Doodle Wheels was drawn by hand. They come from a seed, an obstacle pool that grows with each level, and a par time that decides your stars.
Under 150 KB for a whole game. Here is what loads, when, and how to keep both games smooth when your signal or your phone is not at its best.