Studio
A small studio for games worth gathering around.
Fairhearth is Arman Malkhasyan, an independent game developer in Armenia. The first game is Pegwood Cribbage for iPhone, and more games will follow.
The name
Fair, as in fair play: opponents that never peek, and deals you can check. Hearth, as in the table at home where these games have always been played.
House rules
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Nobody peeks.
Our computer opponents never see your cards and never touch the deal. When fairness can be checked, we let you check it.
Pegwood seals every deal before you play, so you can check it afterward.
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The game comes first.
No coins, no bets, no loot boxes, and nothing you can buy changes the deal or the opponent. If one of our games ever shows an ad, it waits until the game is over.
Games with a friend are never behind a paywall.
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Everyone can read the table.
Big type, strong contrast, suits you can tell apart by shape, and VoiceOver from the first release.
Everyone includes the people who taught us to play.
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No account to play.
You never make an account to play our games. This website sets no cookies and runs no analytics.
Pegwood has no sign-in at all – not even for games with a friend.
What we’re making
Contact
- Press
- Press kit [email protected]
- Everything else
- [email protected]
On the App Store, Pegwood Cribbage will be listed under its developer, Arman Malkhasyan.
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