A tiny studio with a big front door.

quibo is a one-person game studio in New Zealand making small, clever browser games — the kind you can pick up in seconds and finish before your tea goes cold.

One house, many rooms

quibo is the shared home for a growing collection of tiny games. Each one lives behind its own door — its own web address, its own colour, its own personality — but they all come from the same workshop, the same maker, and the same idea: games should be quick to start, easy to love, and just a little bit clever.

No installs. No sign-ups. No forty-hour commitments. Open a page and play.

What's inside

Right now you'll find Dispatch (untangle a little city's traffic before it gridlocks), Rewire (a daily wire-rotation puzzle in three sizes), and Gloop (a needy chaos-blob you raise like a pet). More are always half-built on the workbench — a meme card game, a lyric quiz, a word-algebra puzzle, and a couple of things still behind the curtain.

Who makes it

quibo is built and run by a solo developer in New Zealand — the design, the code, the art, and the questionable puns all come from one desk. "Small games, sharp wit" is less a slogan than a working constraint: keep it small, keep it smart, ship it, repeat.