Press Kit

QUARC

Can you master the learning curve?

The Pitch

QUARC reimagines the classic falling block puzzle with one disarming twist: the pieces are curved. Every shape is built from concave and convex arcs — perfect circles, four-pointed stars, and everything between — and they nestle into one another like tiles in a mosaic. Match the curves to seal a row and clear it; misjudge the fit and a gap slips through. Beneath the minimalist surface is a tense game of geometry and timing, with multiple modes, swappable color themes, and Game Center leaderboards to climb. Free to play, with a single optional unlock for more modes and themes — no ads, no subscriptions, no loot boxes.

Gameplay Video

30 seconds of unedited gameplay · 886 × 1920 · H.264 MP4 · download

Get QUARC

Fast Facts

Title QUARC.
Developer Luke Bradford
Platform iOS 17+ (iPhone)
Genre Puzzle
Pricing Free with optional IAP
Released March 25, 2026
Size ~10 MB
Age rating 4+

Screenshots

QUARC — a fresh board with a falling piece over a starfield
Classic mode
QUARC — a board filling with interlocking curved pieces
Curves interlocking
QUARC — the warm Desert color theme
Desert color theme
QUARC — timed Sprint mode clearing rows against the clock
Sprint mode

Click any screenshot for the full-resolution PNG (1320 × 2868), grab all four together as a .zip above, or download everything — screenshots, gameplay video, and icon — in the full press kit.

App Icon

QUARC app icon
High-resolution app icon, 1024 × 1024 PNG.
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About the Developer

Luke Bradford is an independent iOS developer with a decade-plus body of small, design-led apps built around geometry and restraint. The same sensibility runs through all of them — minimal interfaces, considered color, and a love of getting a single idea exactly right. You can see it in Symmetry Lab, a studio for symmetrical pattern art, and Textile, a quiet, distraction-free notes app. QUARC continues that line: one elegant mechanic, executed with care — free to play, with no ads and no subscriptions.

Actively developed. Recent updates added slow-motion for perfect streaks, a next-piece preview, and a ghost piece that shows where the falling piece will land — and QUARC 2.0 (coming soon) introduces bombs for clearing unwanted pieces.

Luke has also written about the design thinking behind the game — including how QUARC generates a fresh daily challenge board on every device, with no server, from a single date-seed: How QUARC creates infinite challenge mode boards →

Press Contact

Questions, requests for promo codes, or interview requests are welcome — I usually reply within a day.

lukebradfordapps@gmail.com