From MonlesSoft to Intellicialis — A History Since 2012

On October 22, 2012, Carlos Martinez published a brief announcement that he was beginning to develop applications and games for iOS and Android. The surviving Blogger feed preserves the sentence, its author, and its timestamp. It is the earliest recovered company publication in this investigation. 1

The company began as MonlesSoft and subsequently operated as Zoryth Games. The exact day of that first name change remains unconfirmed; an archived company blog establishes use of Zoryth Games by August 2013. The work itself is easier to follow. 2

The first mobile games

Fantasy Pipes was announced on November 1, 2012. Doodle Heroes followed in December, alongside Tap ’n Smash. Their original posts describe three different approaches to a small screen: connecting pipes, moving through a vertical platform game, and responding to quick tapping challenges. 3

The Monster appeared in a January 8, 2013 announcement. Its premise placed a player inside a maze with a pursuing creature. Later that year, the blog recorded X Wars, Samurai Less, KotR Drag Race, a revised version of The Monster, and The Bomb Master Online. These posts document when the company announced availability; they are not substitutes for complete storefront release records. 4

One milestone has a particularly clear contemporary record. On January 13, 2014, the company announced that The Monster had reached 100,000 Google Play downloads. The article survives in the Blogger feed and in a later Tumblr copy, together with an image collecting player reviews. 5

That month also brought announcements for CrossGuns 3D and Angry Snake 3D. CrossGuns received coverage from Droid Gamers on January 24 and appeared in Hobby Consolas’s weekly Android selection on February 1. The coverage discussed its retro approach; Hobby Consolas also criticized its controls. Both belong in an honest account of its reception. 6

In June 2014, an update to Doodle Heroes documented more than a visual refresh. The announcement described new graphics, a move to Swarmconnect for leaderboards, and a change of underlying framework to LibGDX. It is a surviving example of the technical work behind the early catalog. 7

A broader catalog

The recovered record is uneven. Classification records preserve several titles in 2015, including Flappy Bee 3D, but they do not establish new launches that year. The blog resumes with numerous announcements in 2017. Its horror and action projects included The Black Woods, The Monster 2, Bomber Master Online 3D, X Army Defense 3D, Pixel Zombies Friends, and Pixel Zombies 2. Other entries recorded 3D Maze: Labyrinth Extreme, What’s In The Box 3D, Fun Nation Mining & Crafting, Subway Craft 3D, and Beat Depression. These titles belong to the company’s early catalog. 8

The following years brought Zories Cute Pets 3D, I Will Be The One, and Crash King. A 2019 notice also recorded the move to a new company website. Together, the publications show experiments across horror, puzzles, platform games, virtual pets, and strategy. 8 13

Portalitic became an important audience milestone. A company announcement dated May 15, 2020 in the later Intellicialis archive reported one million downloads on Google Play. The original Blogger copy and its image of the store’s installation bracket also survive. 9

PC development formed another part of this period. X Wars Deluxe’s Steam page records August 28, 2019. S.I.N. Unit entered Early Access in September 2021; a separate May 2022 announcement marked its full release. These projects are now presented separately under Scalae Atrae and appear here as part of the historical timeline. 10

The Intellicialis name

The archived Intellicialis blog dates its new-name announcement to August 8, 2022. The name brought a broader identity to a company whose record had begun with mobile games a decade earlier. 11

In April 2023, Game*Spark covered an Intellicialis horror project then called Active and Operational. LEVEL UP included it in a survey of Mexican games and studios that September. Both described a planned release, rather than a completed one. Today, Steam app 2385480 carries the name Daahrien’s A.P.H.R.O.D.I.T.E. and remains listed as coming soon. The project’s presentation and scope have evolved since the earlier coverage. 12

The legacy PC catalog later included Pals Go Only Up!, whose Steam page dates its release to April 19, 2024. 14

By October 2026, the company’s work also includes software projects in development. Those projects belong to the next part of the record, with their own milestones still to establish.

This history will remain open to correction as more original material becomes available. The recovered publications already provide a substantial foundation: dated work, named projects, contemporary feedback, and evidence of a company that began creating in 2012.

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Sources

1. Source — Original Blogger feed: the untitled October 22, 2012 development declaration and the earliest game announcements.

2. Source — MonlesSoft, Zoryth Games and Intellicialis name history; corroborated by the founder. The exact first rename day is not confirmed.

3. Source — Fantasy Pipes, Doodle Heroes and Tap ’n Smash publication timestamps.

4. Source — The original 2013 availability announcements; these are announcement dates rather than a complete storefront release log.

5. Source — The Monster’s January 2014 milestone announcement. The original feed retains January 13 in the publisher’s timezone; it is January 14 UTC.

6. Source — CrossGuns coverage on January 24, 2014; Hobby Consolas’s February 1 feature is linked below.

7. Source — Doodle Heroes’ June 27, 2014 publisher-local timestamp and graphics/framework update.

8. Source — Original 2017–2018 blog entries, preserved with UTC RSS timestamps. Official Australian classification records provide separate 2015 catalog evidence.

9. Source — Migrated Portalitic announcement dated May 15, 2020. The earlier Blogger index retains its complete original body.

10. Source — S.I.N. Unit Early Access and full-release metadata. Steam displays September 7, 2021 locally; SteamDB records September 8 UTC and May 26, 2022 for full release.

11. Source — The August 8, 2022 new-name announcement as preserved in the migrated company index.

12. Source — April 2023 coverage of Active and Operational links the same Steam app ID now used by A.P.H.R.O.D.I.T.E.

13. Source — The 2019 Crash King and website notices.

14. Source — The displayed release date for Pals Go Only Up!; a separate chapter of the legacy catalog.

Additional records: Hobby Consolas’s CrossGuns feature, LEVEL UP’s Mexican-studios survey, X Wars Deluxe on Steam, the 2019 Crash King and website notices, and the 2014 company About page.

Official 2015 classification records: X Wars, Fantasy Pipes PRO, CrossGuns 3D, and The Monster 1.0. Flappy Bee 3D also has a 2015 record. Classification dates are separate from release dates.