Are your Android games free?
Yes. They are ad-supported, which allows us to offer them for free. For those that do not like ads and still wish to support us, we will soon offer the ability to remove ads for a small fee. It will, of course, never be mandatory.

What kind of Android games do you make?
Currently, casual games. These are games that can easily be picked up for just a few minutes then put away if necessary. We have plans for games in other genres, but it is much too early to share anything at this time.

Do you have any updates planned for Cube Rush, Hexagonal, Ripple Up, or Flee?
Yes. We are working on more content and some quality of life improvements/general polish. We do not have any more specific details to share at this time.

Are you working on any new games?
Yes. It is too early to announce any details, but we are currently working on a couple other casual projects along with some early planning work for later, larger projects.

Do you plan to develop anything for iOS or other platforms?
Yes. Due to limited time/resources, we are currently focused on simple Android games. Later on, we definitely plan to expand to iOS next!

Where can I contact you?
You can always reach us at one of our social media accounts. If you need help with one of our apps, you can also send an email to support AT xelalabs DOT us. If you have any general inquiries, please contact us at inquiries AT xelalabs DOT us. We will respond within 24 hours.

Where are you located?
We are located in and operating from the Great Salt Lake Valley of Utah, USA.

Why are you making video games?
It is something we are passionate about! For now, we are just doing simple, casual games. But we are very much so looking forward to creating much larger games in the future!

Will you help me publish my Android game?
We are always interested in the possiblity of working with a third party. Please reach out to us at inquiries AT xelalabs DOT us.

Do you pay for positive reviews?
Nope! No matter what, we'll always get some 1 or 2-star reviews. We're just having some fun making video games, and as such, review scores are the least of our worries (besides straight up high quality feedback of course).