Epic App Solutions · Free Games
Two games live on the stores, plus a family bank that runs in any browser. Free means free.
Halloween at EAS · 2026
Our EA Halloween AR tool floats the spooks straight into your camera view — ghosts down the rows, portals at the dead ends, pumpkins by the fence posts. Built for corn mazes, haunted houses, trunk-or-treats, school fairs, and very unlucky front yards. And it plays on the same phone your visitors already carry.
Your corn maze just got haunted.
Plant a hunt across real ground: every spook is pinned by GPS, so guests walk the rows and the ghosts find them. Out in the field with no bars? The APK doesn't care — it's the offline field kit with the full builder and real motion tracking. Back at the house? The browser version needs no install, runs on iPhones too, and still pins the hunt to your property. Got a maze, a haunt, a hayride? We'll help you set it up on your land — that's a thing we do.
Six monster trucks, one long line of cars — and this is its season.
Bolt, Coach, Howler, Swamp, Pumpkin, Yeti — demolition racing built for little thumbs: four big gears, a throttle stick that stays where you leave it, and a county-fair card of events when the racing's done. Race, tricks, pull, bog. Flatten everything.
lands in – · free when it lands, same as everything here
The shelf
Real apps, real stores — and one that just lives in your browser. Tap through and grab them.
Fourteen years of scavenger hunts.
The scan-and-find platform — organizers hide the codes, players hunt them down through ten-plus challenge types.
An Easter egg hunt that fits in a pocket.
A casual scan-and-find where the eggs are codes and nobody touches anything but their own phone.
Wall Street for the kitchen table — in beta, tell us what breaks.
Kids earn whatever your house runs on — stars, screen minutes, Roblox time, real bucks — parents approve every ask. Installs on any phone straight from the browser; no app store, no ads.
The magazine
Flip through the games, the worlds behind them, and the family-first thinking in The Epic Game Book.
Open the actual interactive magazine: Orginz Trail, Scan Quest, Touchless Egg Hunt, a field guide, and the plain-English note for parents. Tap a contents line, flip pages, and read it like a little magazine—not another stack of cramped cards.
READ ISSUE 01 Open the interactive flipbookThe family paper
The Epic Gazette — independent, opinionated, moderated. Not a game; it's the local paper we run, and the same house rules apply there.
Independent. Opinionated. Moderated.
The 209's paper — local news, events, classifieds, and a front desk that takes tips and corrections. Parents: read the house rules, they're the same ones on this page.
Work with us
If you used AI to build a game — or anything else — and you want a crew to carry it through the last 20% and get it published, that's us. That's a thing we do.
Bring us what you built. Game, app, whatever — if AI got you most of the way there, we'll finish it and get it onto the stores with you.
Mature title? We're game. The owners play those games too — violence and grown-up themes don't scare us, and we don't look down on them. Our house stays family-based, that's the motto and the mission and it's not changing — but publishing a mature title is fine by us.
One hard line: no smut. That's the only thing we won't publish or work on. If we view it as smutty, we say no — and that's our call to make.
Under 18? We love young entrepreneurs. But a parent or guardian does the front legwork — they have to call us, or sit down with us in person, before we can talk shop with you. Reach out without a parent or guardian on the line first and we can't work with you — it's not personal, it's just how we work.
Parents & builders: info@epicappsolutions.com