About Đàn Games
Đàn Games is a one-person indie game studio run by Bui Dinh Dan. "Đàn" is Vietnamese for a flock, and that's the idea: a whole flock of small, colourful games instead of one big one. Every game on this site is designed, built, tested and kept up to date by the same developer.
What we make
Short, polished games you can pick up in seconds and put down any time. The shelf covers a lot of ground:
- Cozy puzzles made of squishy clay: match 3 in Clay Crush, tile towers in Clay Tower Pop and a 360° bubble shooter in Clay Bubble Tower.
- Physics games where things really break: the candy cannon of Splash Smash, the billiards table of Cue Master 3D and the clay sumo of Clay Clash.
- Arcade action for quick reflexes: Grid Breaker, Echo Blade, Dual Pulse, Tether Runner, Orbit Hop and the time-bending puzzles of Chrono Glass.
- Party arenas to play against bots or online with friends: Dominor, Glacier Gliders, Neon Overdrive, Swarm Vector and Tropicana Water War.
Every game has its own page with a full guide: how to play, the controls, tips, answers to common questions and a log of every update.
How the games are made
All of our games are built with the open-source Godot engine. The same game runs on iPhone, Android and right here in your browser, so you can try anything instantly and keep playing on your phone if you like it.
Most games are tested by bots before they ship: automated players run through the levels many times to check that they can be beaten and that the difficulty feels fair. Sound effects come from Kenney's free CC0 collections, and in several games the music is generated in code as you play.
Games keep improving after release. You can follow every fix and new feature on the News page.
Our house rules
- Play in seconds. Every browser game starts right on its page. There is nothing to download or install.
- No accounts. We never ask for your name or email. Your progress is saved on your own device.
- Free to play. Every game is free. Some show optional ads or offer optional purchases in the mobile apps, and every game's privacy policy explains exactly what it uses.
You can read the site-wide privacy policy, and each game links its own policy at the bottom of its page.
Contact
Found a bug, have an idea, or want to write about one of the games? Email [email protected]. Every message is read, and bug reports with the game name and your device or browser are especially welcome.