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Dev Blog: Building a Casual Collection on a Shared Studio Layer
How we ship cozy and hyper-casual games faster — by writing brand, monetization and save systems once and reusing them everywhere.
By Broxy Games Engineering
One core, many games
Our casual titles — from Merge Garden to Broxy Blocks, Broxy Bubbles, Mahjong Solitaire and more — all share one thing: a shared studio layer written once and reused everywhere.
What we write once
- Studio brand and art direction.
- Monetization (rewarded ads + a one-time ad-free option + cosmetic extras).
- First-party, opt-in telemetry and privacy.
- Save/load, cloud sync and localization.
What each game writes
Only its own thin layer: the core mechanic, the content catalog, its screens and its economy numbers. That is what lets a small team ship polished casual games without rebuilding the studio each time.
Why it matters for players
Reuse is not just an engineering win — it means every game inherits the same fair, player-first promise by default: no loot boxes, no pay-to-win, and no third-party behavioral ads.