Caliskan Games
We design and build our games in Türkiye. We are a small studio, but our games are anything but: every one of them comes with several modes. Go head to head with a rival one day, race the clock the next, then open a room with your friends in the evening. Whichever mode you pick, one round is never enough.
2 games · 12 modes
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Two clubs, one player.
A football quiz: live 1v1 duels, ten leagues, over 24,000 players.
Drag the pieces into place.
Drag photo pieces onto an empty board, beat the clock and race a friend 1v1.
Two clubs, one player.
Two clubs appear. Name a player who turned out for both — before your opponent does.
321 Football is a football quiz built around one question: who played for both? You and your rival see the same question at the same moment, and the clock runs on the server, so nobody gets extra seconds. If no one is free, the server assigns a virtual opponent within seconds.
You and your rival see the same question at the same moment; name a player who fits both axes before they do. Questions are Club × Club or Country × Club (for a country, nationality counts, not caps).
A 3×3 board of nine club intersections. Take turns picking squares; first to line up three wins.
Four players, one club: three played there, one never did. Spot the impostor.
Two players side by side. Which one cost more in transfer fees over their career?
A career number sits in the middle; find the player whose record comes closest.
Practise alone: no clock pressure, no limits.
Put one phone on the table and take turns; the app referees.
Create a room and share the code; your friends join the same match.
Each round shows two axes — usually two clubs, sometimes a country and a club. You type the name of a player who fits both; for a country, nationality counts, not caps. Suggestions appear as you type: they search the whole player pool and never highlight the correct answers. You get three attempts. Stuck? Pass — if both players pass, the round doesn't count. First correct answer takes the round.
The Premier League, LaLiga, Serie A, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, Süper Lig, the Eredivisie, Liga Portugal, Brazil's Série A and Argentina's Primera División, with career records going back to 1980: transfers, spells, squads and the fees actually paid. Every answer is verified against the database, and reports of wrong answers are reviewed one by one.
Start as a guest without registering. Create an account to add friends, join the leaderboards and carry your match history across devices.
The game is free and supported by ads. A ball (energy) system limits how many matches you can start at once; balls refill on their own over time. Watching an ad to speed that up is never required — waiting is always an option. There are no in-app purchases.
You start at the same moment as your rival and the clock runs on the server; nobody gets extra seconds.
From the Premier League to the Süper Lig, Brazil and Argentina included.
Career records going back to 1980: transfers, spells, squads and fees.
Global and country leaderboards, head-to-head records, achievement badges.
Start right away as a guest. No in-app purchases.
English, Turkish, German, Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese.
Drag the pieces into place.
The board starts empty and three pieces wait in your hand. Pick one and drag it to the cell where it belongs; a piece that lands in the right place locks in, and the picture comes together piece by piece.
No time or move limit — finish the picture at your own pace. Your time and moves are still recorded.
The clock is running: finish the picture before time runs out. More pieces, more time.
Every move counts: complete the picture before you run out of moves.
1v1 with an invite code: you and your friend solve the same level at the same time.
There are 1,000 levels, and every level can be played in three modes: Classic has no time or move limit (your time and moves are still recorded), Time Attack runs against the clock, Move Limit counts every move. As you progress, the piece count grows from 12 to 48 and the same picture is cut into more pieces.
Every picture is public domain or CC0: paintings from open-access museum collections and public-domain nature photography. The source and licence of each picture are on the Image Licenses page.
Everyone who opens a level gets the same pieces in the same order, which is what keeps the rankings fair. In Race a Friend you play 1v1 with an invite code: same level, same moment. There are leaderboards, badges and daily streaks too.
The game is free and ad-supported, with no in-app purchases. It runs on iPhone, iPad and Android, in English and Turkish, and needs an internet connection.
The board starts empty, three pieces in hand. Drag each to its cell and it locks in.
The piece count grows from 12 to 48; the same picture is cut into more pieces.
Everyone on a level gets the same pieces in the same order, so rankings are fair.
Public-domain paintings from open-access museum collections and public-domain nature photography.
Leaderboards, badges and daily streaks.
Ad-supported, no in-app purchases. iPhone, iPad and Android.
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