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Make a little time for play.

Explore a 3D farm, raise a pig for the fair, find lost squishies or swim with a rainbow fish. Every 12² game is here, free to play in your browser. No install, no ads and no sign-up.

See all five games Play Bryer's Farm

New: Bryer's Farm, a playable 3D farm-to-fair first version. The game beside this is playable too.

Scotlyn's Squishy SeaLive · playable
Arrow keys, mouse or touch. Sound starts off. Open it full screen
Built by 12², live now Scotlyn's Squishy Sea Charlie's Rainbow Fish Bryer's Show Pig Showdown Bryer's Farm · New 3D game Mick's Pizza Builder
All games · five to play

Every game. One place to play.

All five are free and playable now. The newest is a table game made for a pizza restaurant. Bryer's Farm is a 3D farm-to-fair experience, and the three original games are lighter, touch-friendly adventures.

Bryer's Farm: a 3D farmhouse, show barn, livestock trailer and country road leading to the fair.
New · 3D farm life

Bryer's Farm

Start at the farmhouse, carry feed and water to Scout, practice walking him, load the livestock trailer and drive to the county fair. Then step into the show ring as his handler.

Made for
Older kids and grown-ups · desktop recommended
Shows
A walkable 3D world, hands-on care, hauling, scored showing and saved progress
Controls
WASD, drag to look, E to interact · touch controls included

Playable first version with procedural characters. The art is still developing.

Play Bryer's Farm
Scotlyn's Squishy Sea: a smiling banana swims through a pastel coral garden with a rescued marshmallow following it.
Explore and find

Scotlyn's Squishy Sea

A smiling banana swims through three pastel seas, finding lost squishies who then bounce along behind it. There are no enemies and no way to lose.

Made for
The youngest players
Shows
Free movement, hidden objects, a gentle hint system, three levels
Controls
Arrow keys, mouse or touch
Play Squishy Sea
Mick's Pizza Builder: a hand-stretched pizza on a wooden board being topped with pepperoni, sausage, mushroom and onion, with bowls of toppings underneath.
Restaurant table game

Mick's Pizza Builder

Made for a pizza restaurant, to be opened from a QR code on the table. Kids make the six specialty pizzas on the menu by hand: stretch the dough, spread the sauce, sprinkle the cheese, place every topping, pull it from the oven when it is golden, then slice it. There is no way to lose.

Made for
Kids waiting for their food
Shows
Touch-driven cooking steps, the restaurant's own logo and menu, a printable QR table card
Controls
Touch or mouse
Play Pizza Builder
Charlie's Rainbow Fish: a striped blue and orange fish swims past a row of bubbles, with a score and a level progress bar along the top.
Side-scroller

Charlie's Rainbow Fish

A rainbow fish swims left to right, popping bubbles and gobbling snacks for points. Rocks and seaweed slow the fish down for a moment, and nothing can hurt it.

Made for
Kids who want a score to beat
Shows
Scoring, levels with a finish line, pause, sound
Controls
Arrow keys, mouse or touch
Play Rainbow Fish
Bryer's Show Pig Showdown: a county-fair style screen offering four piglets to raise, each with growth, temperament and muscle ratings.
Raise and compete

Bryer's Show Pig Showdown

Pick a piglet, make twelve weeks of feeding and training choices, then drive it around the show ring in front of the judge. It teaches how a 4-H project works by letting you run one.

Made for
Older kids and grown-ups
Shows
Choices with consequences, stats, a skill round, a final score
Controls
Buttons, arrow keys or an on-screen pad
Play Bryer's Show Pig Showdown
Why a business wants a game

People skip ads. They finish games.

01 · Waiting

Something good to do while they wait

A waiting room, a restaurant table, a queue at a booth. A game on a QR code turns dead time into time spent with your brand, and gives parents a minute of peace.

02 · Sharing

A link people pass along

Nobody forwards a brochure. A short game with your characters and colors is something a customer sends to a friend or opens again next week.

03 · Teaching

The explanation people sit through

How your product works, what to watch for, how the job gets done safely. Customers and new staff learn it by playing instead of by reading.

Every kind of business

There's a game in what you already do.

These kinds of play fit almost any trade. Here is where we'd start.

  • Restaurants & cafésA table game on a QR code. Kids build the house pizza while the real one bakes. Play the one we built.
  • Dental & pediatric officesA waiting-room game where a brave toothbrush chases sugar bugs. No score, no way to lose.
  • Farms, 4-H & agricultureA raise-and-show game like Bryer's Show Pig Showdown, with your breeds, your fair and your sponsors.
  • Aquariums, zoos & museumsAn explore-and-find game starring the animals on your floor, for before or after the visit.
  • Home services & tradesSpot the leak before it spreads. A quick game that shows homeowners what to look for.
  • Real estateA neighborhood hunt for the open house: find the park, the school and the coffee shop.
  • Retail & online shopsA seasonal game for the email list or the counter, re-dressed for each holiday.
  • Schools & tutoringPractice games for spelling, counting or times tables, in the school's colors.
  • Events & trade showsA one-minute booth game on a tablet that gives people a reason to stop.
  • Hotels & tourismA kid-sized tour of the property or the town, handed over at check-in.
  • NonprofitsA game that shows where a donation goes, built for the campaign page.
  • Staff training & safetyThe onboarding checklist, turned into a short game people finish.

These are starting points, not case studies. The five games above are playable 12² builds. Tell us your business and we'll pitch one that fits it.

What you get

One link. Works on the phone already in their hand.

No download and no account. A customer scans a code or taps a link and they're playing.

  • Runs in any modern browserPhones, tablets and computers, with touch, mouse and keyboard all supported.
  • Your brand, not a templateYour characters, colors, name and message, drawn for the game.
  • You own itYou get the file. Host it on your own site, or we host it for you at a link you can print as a QR code.
  • Private by defaultNo ads, no sign-up and no tracking. Nothing a player does leaves their device unless you ask for a feature that needs it, and then it's written into the scope.
  • Safe for kids when it needs to beGames for young children are built with no way to lose, no chat and no links out.
How it works

You know the price before anything is drawn.

01

Brief

A short call about who will play, where they'll be standing or sitting, and what you want them to remember afterwards.

02

Fixed quote

A written scope, a delivery date and a price. Nothing starts until you approve it.

03

Playable draft

You get a private link to the working game and play it on your own phone. Changes are made before you accept it.

04

Launch

The finished file, a live link and a QR code ready to print.

FAQ

Straight answers.

What does a game cost?

Every game is quoted at a fixed price, in writing, before work starts. The price depends on how long the game is, how many levels it has and how much original art it needs. Send a few lines about what you have in mind and we'll reply with what we'd need to quote it.

Do players need to install anything?

No. The game opens from a link or a QR code in the browser they already have. There's no app store listing to manage and nothing to update.

Can it be made for young children?

Yes. Scotlyn's Squishy Sea and Charlie's Rainbow Fish were built for small children. Our free games have no ads or sign-up, and game progress stays on the player's device.

Can it use our mascot, products or logo?

Yes, that's the point. The characters and world are drawn for your business. If you have brand artwork already, we work from it.

Can we add a leaderboard or collect emails?

Yes, as an option. Anything that stores information about players is scoped separately and stated plainly in your quote, along with what it means for privacy. Games for children are built without it.

Do you build 3D games?

Yes. Bryer's Farm is a playable browser-based 3D first version, with farm tasks, a truck and trailer, and a county-fair show. Larger worlds and more realistic art need their own development scope. We quote that work separately.

Is this the same company that does AI work?

Yes. 12² builds custom AI software and MVPs for other businesses, and games are built by the same studio to the same standard: fixed scope, fixed price, and you own what's built.

Get a quote

Tell us who's going to play it.

A few lines about your business and where the game would live is enough to start.

  1. A real replyWritten for you by 12², within one business day. Never an autoresponder.
  2. A short call, if it fits20 minutes on the players, the place and the message.
  3. A fixed quoteScope, date and price in writing before any work starts.

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