Independent game studio · Android

Bright little games,
built to be tapped.

An independent studio making puzzle games for Android. We would rather publish few and finish them than publish many and move on.

See our games Our Play Store page
Games
2
Levels
1,100
Things to buy
0
Every level
Offline
Arrow Doodle on a phone: level 26, a snowman maze of ink arrows on cream paper, eight per cent cleared, with three hearts at the top.
Block Knight on a phone: a level 23 battle against Jay Jouster, a two-hit streak on the 8×8 board and three pieces in the tray.
Sir Brickley, Block Knight's hero: a small knight in a plumed helmet, sword raised, with a shield made of four coloured blocks.

Our games

Two games, each in its own world

Both are free on Google Play, both play offline, and neither sells anything. Each one is here in its own colours, with its trailer and every screenshot from the store.

The Arrow Doodle app icon: a red and a green arrow turning a corner.

Arrow Doodle

Puzzle · Free on Android

Clear the arrows. See the picture.

Every maze is also a drawing. Clear the arrows and the picture is what you were looking at the whole time — a circle, a heart, an apple, a house, a flower. One thousand of them, and no shape is used twice.

  • 1,000Levels
  • 10Worlds
  • FreeTo play
  • OfflineEvery level
Play five levels free

Everything about Arrow Doodle

The Arrow Doodle trailer from Google Play · 0:30 · with sound

Ten worlds, Paper Garden to The Last Weave

One real level from each world, drawn from the game's own files — a hundred pictures to a world.

  1. A snowman in arrows

    World 1Paper GardenLevels 1–100

  2. A clock in arrows

    World 2ClockworkLevels 101–200

  3. A orca in arrows

    World 3The Sunken ReachLevels 201–300

  4. A cinder cone in arrows

    World 4The Ember ReachLevels 301–400

  5. A ringed world in arrows

    World 5The Silent OrbitLevels 401–500

  6. A toadstool in arrows

    World 6The Verdant RuinLevels 501–600

  7. A steel squid in arrows

    World 7The Iron TideLevels 601–700

  8. A desert tortoise in arrows

    World 8The Glass DesertLevels 701–800

  9. A frost bell in arrows

    World 9The Storm VaultLevels 801–900

  10. A doodle heart in arrows

    World 10The Last WeaveLevels 901–1,000

  • Nothing to buyFree, with no in-app purchases.
  • No ads between levelsThe only ad is a video you choose to watch.
  • Works offlineAll 1,000 levels are in the download.
  • No account neededSign in only if you want a backup.

From the Play Store

  • Arrow Doodle's level 26, a snowman maze, partly cleared on a cream board. A larger maze behind it shows the leaving arrows in red, and a magnifier picks out one cleared chain.
  • The snowman of level 26 taking shape as its arrows clear, beside the Little Machines chapter grid with the Snowman tile circled.
  • The Origami Garden chapter grid: circle, heart, apple, house, flower, fish and more, each tile the silhouette of a real level.
  • The All levels list, worlds 4 to 10, framed by ten numbered tiles, one real level drawing from each world.
  • Level 26 at the start, with the heads-up display magnified: three hearts and a progress bar, and no clock.
  • The same snowman board in the Night theme, white arrows on near-black, in front of the Day theme.
  • The daily challenge calendar for October 2026, with a 27.44 second best time and a three-day streak called out.
  • The win sheet after a flawless clear, showing +20 coins, above the Arrow Doodle lockup.
The Block Knight app icon: Sir Brickley in his helmet, sword raised.

Block Knight

Puzzle · Free on Android

Every line you clear hits a monster.

A block puzzle with a fight in it. Clear rows and columns on an 8×8 board and every gem in them fires at the monster across the field — on the road to free Queen Aria from Emperor Typhoon.

  • 100Levels
  • 10Bosses
  • 3Knights
  • OfflineEvery fight
Play three levels free
The Block Knight trailer from Google Play · 0:32 · with sound
The Slime King, Block Knight's first boss: a green slime wearing a gold crown, on a floating island of grass.

Ten bosses, one at the end of every land

Every tenth level is a boss fight, and every boss has a land of its own.

  1. Level 10Slime KingMeadow

  2. Level 20Prism ColossusCrystal Mines

  3. Level 30Storm GiantStorm Peaks

  4. Level 40Frost WalrusFrozen Lake

  5. Level 50King CamelotDesert Ruins

  6. Level 60Toadstool TitanMushroom Forest

  7. Level 70Admiral SnapclamCoral Reef

  8. Level 80Duke HotspringVolcano

  9. Level 90Captain CuckooClockwork Castle

  10. Level 100Emperor TyphoonStorm Tower

  • Coins are earned, never boughtNo real-money purchases.
  • Videos only when you askWatch one for coins or a revive. No banners.
  • Plays offlineYour progress lives on your phone.
  • Sign-in is optionalLink Google to move to a new phone.

From the Play Store

  • A Block Knight battle at level 100: Emperor Typhoon takes 11 damage as a four-hit streak clears the 8×8 board, with Sir Brickley leaping in.
  • Level 10 against the Slime King: "The King splits!" across the board, and a callout of the king in his second phase.
  • Two lines cleared at once against Emperor Typhoon, the board flashing "Double!", with a burst of gems beside it.
  • The Blast button lit and ready to tap, called out as a 3×3 bomb, during the level 100 fight.
  • Level 20 won: Queen Aria's cage opens on the field and she steps out, called out with "She's free!"
  • The quest road at levels 91 to 99, monster cards in a winding grid, above the level 100 boss card for Emperor Typhoon.
  • The story scene: Emperor Typhoon on his cloud, Queen Aria locked in a cage with ten chains, and Sir Brickley with his sword drawn.
  • The Heroes screen: Sir Brickley in use with an upgrade for 200 coins, the perk slots, and Ember for sale for 1,000 coins.

The studio

Small on purpose.

Pixel Fresh Studio is an independent mobile game studio. We publish a small number of puzzle games and keep working on them after they ship.

One game at a time

The studio is small, so it gives one game its whole attention until it ships, and only then starts the next. Arrow Doodle shipped first and Block Knight second.

Games you can put down

No energy meter counts down while you are away, and no level in either campaign ends because a clock ran out. Close a game and it is exactly where you left it when you come back.

Made to be looked at

Every Arrow Doodle board is a drawing that appears as its arrows clear. Every Block Knight boss is a character with a land of its own. The art is the reason to reach the end.

How we work

Four things we will not trade away

True of everything we publish, and meant to stay true of whatever we publish next.

Nothing between you and the game

No advertisement plays between one level and the next, and nothing interrupts you while you are thinking. Where there is an ad at all it is one you chose to watch, in exchange for something you wanted.

No account, no sign-up

You open the app and you play. Progress is kept on your device. Signing in is optional and does one thing — it lets your progress survive a new phone.

Works with the connection off

A game you have downloaded should be a game you can play on a plane. Everything needed to play ships inside the download.

Nothing to buy

Neither game sells anything. There is no shop that takes money: coins are earned by playing, and so is everything they pay for.

Talk to us

Write to the person who makes them.

Found a bug, want a feature, or stuck on a level? One person reads this address, and it is the same person who fixes it.

Email info@pixelfreshstudio.com

No form, no ticket number, no newsletter.

  • A real replyWritten by a human, usually within a day.
  • Bugs jump the queueA reproducible bug goes to the top of the list.
  • Ideas are welcomeSeveral levels exist because someone asked.