browser games indie developer
Since 2002 we focus mainly on sport management games, but as you can see on the list below we also ventured into other genre of browser games. While we still work on several projects this is the list of our titles that you might have stumbled upon in past or... this is your chance to stumble upon them right now :)
multiplayer online games single player online games single player games
since 2017, browser online game
Modernized version of our old game Detektyw PBEM - solve crimes through detecting motives of the killer.
The Lone Detective is in our concept game based on spotting facts that will lead you to identity of a killer through deduction. Of course you can browse through tons of evidence and miss the right track, but with a bit of luck or just through right approach you can cut through all the red herrings.
To make things a bit harder we implemented a random generated names into the documents, so each player would get completely different personal data and thus would have harder times spoiling it for other users.
After several approaches to the final form of the game we put most emphasis on the cold cases, in which users is given all the data available and has to find the culprit based on them alone.
2026-07-28
Our hosting provider is currently mitigating a large-scale network DDoS attack, which unfortunately means that access from some countries may be limited or intermittent until full service is restored. The website itself is fully operational — this is a temporary connectivity issue outside of our control. Sorry for the problems and thank you for your patience.
2026-07-07
The in-game notebook had a flaw, which in some circumstances was causing the text to be strapped off the end of the line marks, so organized notes were turning into a long string of text. The notebook was reworked, so the problem would not take place any more, however the previous flaw was affecting the text itself, so the current fix will only work on newly made notes, not the old ones. Sorry about that.
2026-07-06
It is mentioned in several places around the website, but apparently the message still did not get through - it is against the rules to submit AI-generated solutions. The Lone Detective is all about challenging yourself, not testing the AI models (who btw. often get it wrong anyway). If you feel the urge to use the help of AI in solving the case, we can’t stop you, but whatever you put in your solution must be your own words. And believe me, it shows straight away if text is AI-generated, even without use of any tools. If you submit an AI-generated solution, your account will be blocked, to keep the game fair for other users, who did put effort into solving the case. Each case can be solved without the use of AI, there are no hidden tricks, all you have to do is use your brain and have a go. Even if you get it wrong, you can try again, you might be given clues that will guide you towards the correct solution. There was never a single example of a user being blocked for trying, there were dozens of users blocked for not trying and using AI instead.
