ActiveEdge designs and builds casual, puzzle and social games for brands, publishers and communities. You get the same studio, the same engineers and the same standards that produced Pixel Cascade, applied to your idea.
We focus on games that are quick to learn and comfortable to play on a phone. If your project fits one of these three shapes, we are probably a good match.
Single-rule games with real depth: tile matching, path drawing, sorting, logic grids and physics toys. Ideal as a standalone release or as the heart of a larger product.
Games meant to be played around other people: shared boards, friendly leaderboards, daily puzzles and pass-the-phone party formats that do not depend on real-money mechanics.
A short game that lives on your own site or inside a campaign page. Built to load fast, work without an app store and carry your visual identity without feeling like an advert.
The same people design, build and ship your game. Each stage ends with something you can play, not a slide deck.
We read your request, ask a handful of questions and reply with a short written proposal: scope, timeline and a fixed estimate. No charge for this stage.
The core rule is tested with sketches and a throwaway build. You see whether the idea is fun before any art or engineering money is spent.
A fully playable version with placeholder visuals. Pacing, difficulty and scoring are tuned here, with you playing every milestone build.
Original artwork, motion and interface are layered onto the proven mechanic. We check contrast, touch targets, reduced-motion behaviour and load time.
We deliver source files, hosting guidance and a plain-language handover document, then stay available for fixes after release.
Every engagement ends with the complete game and everything needed to run it without us: readable source code, original art files, a short technical handover and a rules document you can publish next to the game. We do not lock clients into hosting, licences or retainer contracts.
A few sentences are enough to start. Describe what you want players to feel, where the game will live and when you need it. We will reply by email with questions or a proposal.
ojohikem91@pixeverywhere.comIt depends on scope, which is why we start with a free written proposal. A branded playable built on an existing mechanic is the shortest kind of project; an original casual game with its own art direction takes longer because the prototype stage must prove the idea first.
A description of the audience, the feeling you want the game to create, where it will be hosted and any brand guidelines. Reference games you like are useful. You do not need a design document; we will write one with you.
No. We do not design or build real-money gaming, betting, casino-style or prize-draw products, and we do not add simulated gambling mechanics to casual games.
You do. On final payment the source code, artwork and design documents are transferred to you in full. We may ask to list the project in our portfolio, but only with your written agreement.