Familiar, not complicated.
Hook a fish, catch a coin, or line up a bowling shot. The interesting bit is what you do with a simple rule.
OUR LITTLE STORYMore play.
More play.
Less getting ready.
Some days call for an epic adventure. Others just need a small, satisfying moment between everything else. Dovakeli is for those moments.
A SMALL COLLECTION, ON PURPOSEA game should be easy
A game should be easy
to start. And easy to leave.
No account to create. No purchases to make. No long tutorial standing between you and a first go. Choose something that suits your mood, learn its one-sentence rule, and play.
03games you can play today
09ideas in development
00downloads or purchases
A little room for everyone.
Buttons are usable by touch and keyboard. Games can pause, and there is no requirement to keep a streak or return tomorrow.
Your own first impression.
Ratings and comments begin empty. We do not invent player reviews or fill the site with made-up popularity statistics.
A collection that tells you what is ready.
Tidebend, Glimmer Run and Lane & Roll are playable right now. Everything marked “In development” is a concept, not a hidden game or an early-access offer. You can read its idea and save it, but there is no promised release date.
Dovakeli is an independent casual-games website presented in Australian English. It is not a real-money gaming service. Scores, coins and in-game results have no cash value, and there are no prizes or in-game purchases.
Find a good little gameA few useful answers.
Do I need an account?
No. The games open without registration. A browser identifier is used for shared ratings and comments, not a username or password.
Are the “Popular picks” based on player counts?
No. They are our launch selections. Your own play counts can be used to sort the catalogue on your device, and are not uploaded.
Can I play with the sound off?
Yes. All three current games are silent, so they are ready for a quiet break.
How do I send an idea or report a problem?
Use our Contact page or email [email protected]. For game problems, include the game name and what happened, but do not share passwords or financial details.