We are a team of independent game developers from Kraków, Poland. We love creating addictive and beautiful games, and we've been making them since 2010.
Our storyTeam
We are Gamezaur. With a few failures and many successes, we stand very strong in the mobile game market.
After a long journey (read the whole story here) we realized that we feel best as indies. Finally, we are as indie as it gets! With the perfect environment for the creative process and great atmosphere for efficient work, the future looks bright and we are so eager to see it. Stay tuned!
2019
Ten Buttons Featured by Apple!
June 2019
Ten Buttons featured by Apple as ‘New Games We Love’ in more than 100 countries, thanks!
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2019
Ten Buttons
April 2019
‘Let’s make a quick game!’ – this thought began Ten Buttons. A simple prototype made during a holiday week grew quickly. Our inspiration with this
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2018
Perspecto GOTD!
July 2018
Just after successful release, Perspecto received a Game Of The Day featuring in the US Store! This is what Apple wrote about Perspecto: It’s all matter
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2018
Perspecto
June 2018
Since free to play was our main thing for ages, we decided to make a premium game for a change. After the fiasco of our
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2018
Rings Remastered & GOTD!
April 2018
We decided to rewrite Rings from scratch. It was originally released in a near-prototype form, and in many ways, it wasn’t ready for the popularity
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2018
Gamezaur / New Office
January 2018
Our domain gamepocketstudio.com wasn’t too catchy and we felt a new name would be good for us too. It would be like opening a new
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2017
Sticks.
August 2017
During development of Rings few ideas and variations came to our head. One of them was Sticks, a game inspired by the table game ‘spillikins.’
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2016
Rings.
September 2016
A fresh start, truly indie this time. We were learning Unity at this one, so I guess we made every single mistake developer could make!
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2016
Unity & Playmaker
March 2016
The landscape of game development shifted very quickly. Unity grew very strong, and it started offering an indie-friendly plan. The community around it grew so
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2015
3 Cubes
October 2015
In 2015 we created the last offspring project of Jewel Galaxy called 3 Cubes. In some ways, 3 Cubes were trying to take the best
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2015
Tiny Hoglets
June 2015
We tried experimenting with different graphic themes. We already had one game set in space, and one in a flat style. This time we wanted
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2015
Android port
May 2015
We could no longer ignore the pressure of the Android market. Jewel Galaxy and Dotello were built with the Cocos2d game engine, that was specific
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2015
Dotello
February 2015
Around that time a game ‘Dots’ was released by Playdots. We were very impressed by how such a simple game with elementary graphics could provide
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2014
1 Million players!
April 2014
Wow! This was really something – 1M people playing our games? We tried picturing them on a football field – how much space would they
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2014
Exploring new options
March 2014
Time for some publishing research. We knew that keeping all our products with one publisher could be very risky. We decided to check one of
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2014
Jewel Galaxy released!
January 2014
The game was launched right in the middle of the Christmas. Around that time chance to be featured is very small but if you make
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2013
Making Jewel Galaxy
September 2013
We tried to understand the reasons for the massive success of Candy Crush Saga. We realized that our next move should be making a match-3
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2013
The first publisher
June 2013
We were gaining momentum fast. With Kick the Brick we went solo and didn’t use any help. This time we decided to find a publisher
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2013
The first office
May 2013
Game development was no longer our hobby – it was a plan! A plan difficult to implement on the weekends and evenings. We had to
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2012
Kick the Brick released!
April 2012
Kick the Brick took us 1.5 year to make. We remember hitting the AppStore almost as if it was yesterday. We actually thought that beating Angry
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2012
The first game
February 2012
Our first game was developed in a somewhat retarded way. Since the game development was our ‘second’ main occupation, we couldn’t do it full time.
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2010
The first meet
May 2010
We met in 2010 – an artist and a coder, two guys who wanted to try to be game developers. Both of us were working
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