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Endless Drive
A casual, ambient endless driver down a Kerala highway — KSRTC buses and autorickshaws for traffic, built for switching off rather than racing.
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Solo indie studio — Kerala, India
Every game
Every game
starts hidden.
Ampazat Games is a one-person studio building small, honest games out of Kerala's backwaters, monsoons and highway traffic — designed, coded, modelled and shipped by the same pair of hands.
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The studio
One name
One name
on the credits.
Ampazat Studios is run by one person, from Kochi, Kerala — design, code, 3D art in Blender, and whatever sound the game needs, all on the same laptop.
Games get built the way a solo developer actually builds them: small in scope, tested constantly, and shaped by things nearby — a KSRTC bus, a flooded paddy field, the sound of monsoon on a tin roof.
01Game shipped
on Google Play
on Google Play
01Game in active
development
development
02Working
prototypes
prototypes
The games
Four ideas,
Four ideas,
one hand on the wheel.
From a shipped Kerala driving game to a flood-rescue title in progress, and a couple of prototypes built just to see if they'd work.
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In development
Flood Rescueworking title
A stylised, low-poly, vertex-colour rescue game set during Kerala's monsoon floods — get through rising water and get people out.
Prototype
Gear Cutter
A reflex game — spin a gear to line up coloured teeth with full-width bands falling toward it. One clean idea, tested fast.
Side project
Frog Jump
A physics-driven pond hopper, prototyped in an HTML canvas between bigger builds — small, splashy, unfinished on purpose.
How it's built
Every department
Every department
is the same person.
A small, repeatable pipeline that one developer can actually run end to end, from grey-box to Play Store listing.
Unity
Blender
Low-poly, vertex-colour shading
Android / Google Play
Solo pipeline, small builds
10
counting…
Where the name comes from
Ampazat — ready or not.
In Kerala, ampazat is a hide-and-seek game kids play in the yard — one player covers their eyes and counts on their fingers while everyone else scatters.
That's the shape the studio took its name from: work quietly, out of sight, count the whole thing through in private, and only step out once there's something worth finding. The handprint in the mark is the counting hand.
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Come find
Come find
the next one.
New builds, Play Store updates and the odd prototype — mostly here first.