Ice Cube is a family-run studio crafting games and playful learning apps — from App Store titles to browser experiments. Made for the love of it, not for profit — a little heart, a little tech, and the fun of sharing.
We're a very curious family, endlessly interested in the world — especially culture, history, and technology — trying, learning, and exploring together. We're not in it for profit: we build because we love it, and then we share it, hoping you enjoy it too.
A game we genuinely enjoy, shared in the hope it makes someone else smile too.
Ideas, testing, artwork, and even some of the code come from the whole family.
We love tinkering with tech — it needn't be cutting-edge, just fun to build and to play.
Not chasing profit — we put in passion and care, then share what we make.
Every craft in the hangar — tap any tile to take a closer look.
Fly a photoreal Swiss Alps in your browser, across 30 Swiss airfields.
The storyA few-hours experiment to see how far the newest AI models could get, and an old dream: full 3D data of Switzerland to fly through. The family tested it and explored Swiss geography along the way.
Play in your browser →
Turn any photo into a mosaic rebuilt from hundreds of your own pictures — pick, crop, and watch it reassemble tile by tile. Out now on the App Store.
The storyA high-school startup of me and a friend — we fully built it into a service, but after a promising start the business stalled, we overcame coding and hard-to-find photos, but we didn't have enough customers. Today's photo streams and iPhone/iPad horsepower finally make it sing.
Download on the App Store →Now in glorious 3D — race through 10 rooms of the house and play either side: the mouse grabbing cheese, or the cat on the hunt. The big 2.0 update is live now in your browser.
The storyVibe-coded entirely by my youngest, all by herself — I just coached with a few questions and helped her get unstuck here and there.
Play in your browser →
A turn-based hex strategy game for the modern era — 15 unit types, fog of war, formations, transports, and AI commanders with personality.
The storyA full remake of my 90s favourite, Strategic Conquest — rebuilt with modern AI, procedural landscape generation, hex-and-3D border maths, and NATO terminology.
Devlog coming soon →Fly freely through the whole solar system in 3D — every planet, nearly 50 moons, the dwarf planets, 200,000 real asteroids and the Kuiper belt, with true positions for any date. Tap a planet to fly there, or hit hyperdrive.
The storyAn experiment in how far AI-assisted building can go: real NASA and JPL orbit data, real spacecraft maps, and a flight from the Sun to the Kuiper belt that you can steer with a single finger on the iPad.
Play in your browser →
Our debut App Store title — battle waves of enemy planes, grab power-ups, and dogfight through classic top-down arcade skies.
The storyMy favourite Commodore game, 1942, reimagined — my third take on it, and this time a family affair: the kids designed every campaign and tested it relentlessly, as always.
Download on the App Store →4,000 years across Europe on one interactive map and timeline. Open the Connections web to trace how one event caused the next.
The storyBorn from long conversations with my wife about how history all connects — especially while travelling to these places with the family.
Preview soon →
A pint-sized tank battler bursting with colourful pixel-art armour. Blast, dodge, and out-manoeuvre across explosive little battlefields.
The storyJust for fun — a tiny tank rolling through ever-new worlds, exploring, solving riddles, fighting, and crashing into things.
In development →
Photos appear in random order for little ones to recognise, name, and describe — across animals, food, instruments, objects, sports, and transport.
The storyMade for when our kids were little — a simple, joyful way to learn to name the world around them.
A family classic →Ice Cube isn't a company — it's a family. The kids dream up ideas, everyone tests and breaks things, and together we turn the good ones into apps worth sharing.
Ideas, feedback, or just a hello — send it our way.