Independent game studio, Ireland

Short, free games that run in your browser.

4 games, all free, all playable in a tab. Pick one, give it five minutes, get on with your day. No downloads, no accounts, nothing to install.

The games

  • The Sulky Racer splash screen, with the game logo in chunky pixel art

    Sulky Racer

    A pony and trap, an Irish back road, and oncoming traffic. Skim past cars to build a multiplier, or play it safe and stay poor.

    Arcade · Free · Browser

  • The Jersey Pullers title screen, with a pixel-art avatar over a green striped pitch

    Jersey Pullers

    Twelve seasons of pub, panels, podcasts and county call-ups. Pick a disaster to date and try to survive the fallout.

    Simulation · Free · Browser

  • The Priest Simulator title screen, with a small green church crest on a warm cream background

    Priest Simulator

    Run a Catholic parish in rural Ireland for forty-odd years. Leaking roofs, committee politics and cups of tea. The church is only the setting.

    Simulation · Free · Browser

  • Maze Ball level one, a circular maze in cream and dark purple with a smiling yellow ball on the outer ring

    Maze Ball

    A tactile puzzle toy. Turn a circular maze so gravity carries a smiling ball inwards, ring by ring, to the hole at the centre.

    Puzzle · Free · Browser

About the studio

Grand Job Games builds browser games in the original sense: one page, one idea, no install step. Each game is meant to be understood in seconds and finished in minutes, which suits a phone on the bus as much as a laptop with too many tabs open.

The subject matter is ordinary Irish life, played straight rather than broad. A pony and trap on a back road with the traffic coming the wrong way. Forty years of a rural parish and its committee. Twelve seasons of club GAA and the disasters attached to it. There are no tutorials, no progression systems and no accounts to create.

Everything here works on modern browsers across desktop, tablet and mobile, and new releases go up as they are finished. More on how the games are built is on the about page.