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Independent software & game studio

KiBRAX

Building calm, polished, and strategically designed digital products.

KiBRAX is the independent studio behind Remnants: Rubble Puzzle , available now on iOS and Android. The studio also builds applications, software systems, and quantitative research tools.

What KiBRAX builds

Four product lines. One operating standard.

KiBRAX builds across games, applications, software systems, and quantitative research tools — with the same focus on clarity, validation, and clean execution. Games are the first proof of execution; the rest of the roadmap follows the same standard.

Product lines
Active focus

Games

Polished puzzle games built around clear player promises, with selected titles planned for mobile, macOS, Windows, and potentially the web.

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Coming soon

Applications

Practical applications with clean interaction and reliable execution, including related digital products that fit the same standard.

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Coming soon

Software Systems

Maintainable systems and internal tools for business, operations, automation, and structured workflows.

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Research stage

Quantitative Research Tools

Tools for structured analysis, validation, decision support, and risk-aware research workflows.

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First active product line

Five games. Five distinct challenges.

Five independent games, each with its own rules and identity—from rubble management and heat-chain strategy to mirrored worlds, exact-sum dominoes, and directional extraction.

Five-game portfolio
Remnants app icon showing luminous red, blue, green, gold, platinum, and purple stone blocks stacked against a dark blue glow. App icon
Available now

Remnants: Rubble Puzzle

Choose one of three pieces. The two you leave behind decay into rubble—clear lines before the board fills.

“Every skipped piece leaves a consequence.”

Color Thermostat app icon showing numbered heat tiles beneath a blue-to-red temperature gauge. App icon
Pending review

Color Thermostat

Place heat tiles on a 5×5 grid, keep neighboring values within one level, and connect four matching tiles to clear them.

“Every early placement changes what remains possible.”

Doppel app icon showing blue and gold characters facing each other across two halves of a split puzzle world. App icon
Pending review

Doppel: Split Universe

Mirror every move across a split puzzle board—or guide two runners through a synchronized dual-lane run.

“Two games. One split universe.”

Dice Rail app icon with the title set into an ornate green, gold, and dark wood railway-style sign. App icon
Pending review

Dice Rail

Place dominoes on a 6×6 board and hit rising row-and-column targets exactly—every pip changes two equations.

“Under misses. Over misses. Exact clears.”

Concept art for Ejecta: a steel tray of directional sliding tiles, with one tile ejecting in a teal motion trail. Concept art
Coming soon

Ejecta

Clear directional paths, send symbols into a six-slot vault, and form triples before the next refill locks you out.

“What can escape is not always what should.”

Available now · iOS & Android

Remnants: Rubble Puzzle

Choose one. The rest become rubble.

Pick one of three pieces to place. The other two decay into rubble, changing the board you must survive while you clear lines and chase a higher score.

Remnants app icon showing luminous red, blue, green, gold, platinum, and purple stone blocks stacked against a dark blue glow.
Available now
  • Choose one of three pieces
  • Skipped pieces decay into rubble
  • Clear completed lines
  • Untimed score-chasing play
  • Free on iOS and Android

How KiBRAX operates

From promise to proof.

The same loop runs through every product the studio ships. It isn’t fast, and it isn’t flashy — it’s repeatable.

Method
  1. Find the clearest player desire

    Every project starts from a specific feeling a player already wants — not from a feature list.

  2. Build a focused product around it

    Small scope, one promise, no filler. The product exists to deliver that feeling well.

  3. Prove the promise in the first session

    If the first minutes don’t deliver what the store page promised, nothing else matters.

  4. Measure what players actually understand

    Not what we hoped they’d understand. Real sessions decide what stays and what changes.

  5. Use each launch to improve the next

    Positioning, visuals, and first-session design carry forward. The portfolio compounds.

Work with KiBRAX or contact support.

support@kibrax.com (720) 354-6729 2673 S Carson Way, Aurora, CO 80014