Ampazat Games

Independent game studio, Kerala

Every game
starts hidden

Small, carefully made games for mobile — designed, coded, modelled and shipped by one developer.

Play our games How it started

Choose your

Game

Zone OutOut now
Kooki BlocksOut now
Flood RescueIn development
Apex DriftConcept

Out now on Google Play

Zone Out

Endless Drive

A relaxed, ambient endless driver set on a Kerala highway — weave past KSRTC buses and autorickshaws, unlock new rides, and drive for the feel of it rather than the finish line.

1K+downloads
5rides to unlock
Get it on Google Play
Zone Out's white Hero 4x4

Out now on Google Play

Kooki Blocks

AddictiveASMR-style sound

A satisfying 8×8 block puzzle with no timer and no rush. Every material — marshmallow, amber, obsidian and more — looks, sounds and clears in its own way.

500+downloads
No timerplay at your pace
Get it on Google Play
Marshmallow blocks Amber blocks Obsidian blocks

Upcoming, in development

Flood Rescue

A stylised, low-poly rescue game set during Kerala's monsoon floods. The water keeps rising — navigate it and bring people to safety.

Working title. Built in Unity and Blender.

Drift car mid-slide, concept reference for Apex Drift

Future concept, next up

Apex Drift

A 3D drift game built around holding the slide — throttle control, counter-steer, and lines through the corner that feel as good as they score.

Future concept, prototype

Gear Cutter

A fast reflex game: rotate the gear so its coloured teeth meet the matching bands as they fall. One clean mechanic, prototyped and tested.

How it started

A birthday gift

Ampazat Games started with a birthday present. After resigning from a senior software engineering role, I was short on money and couldn't buy my nephew the kind of gift he would usually get, so I built him a game instead. It was an endless runner with him as the main character, running through a jungle full of the animals he loves — lions, tigers, snakes and the occasional T-rex — with his own recorded voice as the sound effects. It was never published; the build went to family, and everyone enjoyed it. That project got me into game development properly, and it led to Zone Out and then Kooki Blocks.

The red Ampazat stone with the counting hand

Where the name comes from

Ampazat.
Ready or not.

In Kerala, ampazat is hide-and-seek: one player covers their eyes and counts while everyone else scatters. The studio works the same way — building quietly, out of sight, and stepping out only when there is something worth finding.

Found you.

Come find
the next one

New builds, store updates and the occasional prototype — they all show up here first.

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