Your offline playground
Small games for the minutes you have to spare. Manage a chowk, build a phone company, run a refinery, route the trains. No account, no ads, no internet needed.
The games
Each game is easy to start and satisfying to figure out. Play for two minutes or twenty, and close it whenever life calls.
Traffic in-charge
A busy junction turns into a puzzle of timing and flow. Switch the signals, read the queues and keep every car moving without a crash or an angry driver. Short levels teach the basics, and Shift mode remixes junctions, weather and everyday surprises into runs you can replay.
Build a phone company
Start in a garage with a few friends and a little money. Design phones, hire and look after a team, research better parts, launch at the right time and price, and watch the reviews and the rivals answer.
Run an oil refinery
Order crude from companies around the world, split it in the tower and sell petrol, diesel and jet fuel. Along the way you pick up how the industry works: crude grades, tankers, term deals against spot buys, and refining margins.
Route every train
Route every train to where it belongs. Levels come in chapters of one hundred, with a friendly stationmaster along the way, so there is always another track to solve.
Karkhana and Refindery are fictional, simplified simulations. The companies in them are made up, and nothing here is financial advice.
Made for spare minutes
Every game and every save lives on your phone. Open it on the metro, in a lift or on a flight.
No sign-up and no login. Add a nickname if you like; it stays on your device.
Nothing interrupts a level and nothing is for sale inside the app.
Only anonymous crash and usage counts, and you can switch them off. One tap erases everything on the device.
Follows your phone, or pick Light or Dark yourself in Settings.
A stats page keeps your levels, stars, runs and companies together, with a Play button on each game.
Inside the app
HomePick up where you left off
ChowkResume the level you were on
KarkhanaRun your phone company
RefinderyKeep the plant producing
Railway SwitchChapters of one hundred levels
Your statsEvery game in one place
SettingsNickname, theme, privacy
Our storyWhy the games exist
Who makes it
Fursat begins with Chowk, Karkhana, Refindery and Railway Switch, built by Happy Mishra at Vibhutix in Vadodara. Every game, story and picture is made for the app, and it is not open to public submissions.
We make it the way we make everything at Vibhutix: carefully, privately, and with the details checked across many screen sizes.
Made with love in Bharat
Fursat is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play. The store links will appear on this page on launch day. To hear the moment it is out, write to info@vibhutix.com and we will let you know.
No. The games, your progress and your saves all live on your phone, so Fursat works on the metro, in a lift and on a flight.
No. There is no sign-up and no login. You can add a nickname in Settings if you like, and it is stored only on your device.
Anonymous crash reports and usage counts, so we can fix problems and see which games people enjoy. You can turn this off in Settings. Your nickname, scores and saved games stay on your device, and Settings can erase them. Read the full privacy policy.
They are fictional, simplified simulations. The companies in them are made up, and nothing in the games is financial advice.
iPhone and Android phones, and tablets too. We checked every screen on ten phone and tablet sizes, in light and dark.
Coming soon to iPhone and Android. Write to us and we will let you know the day it is out.
Fursat