One game, built with care

Do-NHL Confetti Social Club is a small independent studio that publishes free social games on the web. The studio was formed by a handful of people who had worked on interface and animation elsewhere and wanted to try something narrower: a single, honest game with no storefront attached to it. Popper’s Parade is the result, and for now it is the whole catalogue.

Why only one title

A long game list is easy to produce and hard to look after. Shipping one machine means the reels can be tuned properly, the paytable can be published in full, and the copy on the page can say exactly what the code does. When we change a weighting, there is one place to change it and one page to correct. That is a trade we are happy with.

What we do not do

There is no coin shop on this site and there never has been. Nobody can spend money here, so nobody can lose any. We do not run a loyalty ladder, we do not send win-back offers, and we do not dangle a purchase behind an empty balance — when the coins run out, a button gives them back for free. Nor do we operate in a single market with a single set of rules: the site reads the same wherever it is opened, with no country-specific claims, promotions or partners.

The name and the look

The brand grew out of a simple image: the second after something goes right, when a room fills with paper. Everything on the site borrows from that — the cream paper background, the scattered dots, the ribbon strips between sections, the small burst of colour when three reels agree. The club has no connection to any sports organisation, league, team or competition, and nothing on the site is intended to suggest one.

Contact

Questions about how the game works, a bug on a particular device, or a note about the wording on any of these pages are all welcome. Our Support page lists the address and the sort of detail that helps us answer quickly. We read everything, and we would rather hear about a broken layout than not.