Belle Prairie
A small studio making games for phones and browsers. Blastomino is out now on Google Play, and four more are in development.
The studio
Belle Prairie Games builds small, finished games — the kind you can open on a phone, play a full run of, and put down again.
The first one is out: Blastomino, a block puzzle played upside down, is available now on Google Play. Four more are in development: a chess variant where you draft your own army in secret, an idle mining game built entirely on the number six, an idle factory builder where you lay conveyor belts across a grid, and a persistent war game you play in a browser tab against everyone else playing it. They share very little except an approach — each one is a complete idea rather than a big one.
Linecraft is heading to phones first, Nukestorm was built for the browser from the start, and the rest started on a phone and run in a browser too.
The games
- Puzzle
- Out now
Blastomino
A block puzzle played upside down. Fire pieces up into a mass hanging from the ceiling, bounce them off the walls, and clear rows before it buries you.
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- Strategy
- In development
Conscription Chess
Chess where you build your own army. Spend a 39-point budget however you like, place it across your first three ranks, and reveal at the first move. Online play is coming.
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- Idle
- In development
HexaLode: Imperial Mining Commission
The Empire dropped you on a resource-rich planet with an empty plateau and a ledger to fill. Six resources, six refinements, six mine tiers, and a fleet to build.
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- In development
Nukestorm
A persistent war game in a browser tab. Grow a colony, feed it, arm it, and spend it on everyone else. One turn every minute, for every colony at once.
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- Idle
- Coming soon
Linecraft Idle Factory
Lay conveyor belts across a grid, route raw materials through machines, and sell what comes out the other end. The factory keeps earning while you’re away.
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