Pocket Worlds

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We don’t just make games, we carve doors.

Tiny amber portals fitting neatly in a palm,
where a nine-square grid is secretly a portal
for pattern, patience, and choosing where to place an X or O
instead of your exhaustion.

A chessboard on a phone isn’t smaller than a real one 
It’s proof that strategy can live in a fingertip,
that queens still glide even when the kingdom is 390 pixels wide.

Somewhere beyond the code, a child in a waiting room,
a mother in a parking lot, an artist between shifts
take three quiet minutes to remember they are clever,
playful, and still capable of winning something today.