Sushi Cat
Prototype · iOS
A much sillier thing than Luma + Sol, and a break from it. It's at the stage where it's fun for about ninety seconds, which is the stage where most of my projects either die or get good.
Independent studio · Ohio
Duskfall Studios is one person in Ohio making small, cozy games and apps for phones. First one out is Luma + Sol.
First release
A cosmic little world for two. Answer one question a night, keep your streak, and watch a sky fill in around you. Nobody else can see it.
Each project gets its own site, with its own support, privacy, and terms.
Prototype · iOS
A much sillier thing than Luma + Sol, and a break from it. It's at the stage where it's fun for about ninety seconds, which is the stage where most of my projects either die or get good.
Duskfall Studios — or at least the idea of it — started in 2020, during the pandemic. It was a hobby then and in most ways it still is one. I've wanted to make games since I was a kid, but never the version of it with someone else's deadlines attached, or the language people start using once there's a roadmap involved. Working alone means a thing goes out when it's actually finished. That's slower. It's also the whole point.
Luma + Sol came first because a friend kept saying every couples app was either too barebones to be worth opening or so overloaded it was exhausting. I thought there was room in the middle. They're also the reason any of this exists — I wasn't sure I could build something people would actually use, and they were.
It's built in Flutter on a Firebase backend. I'm not a career game developer — I learned most of this building the thing you're looking at, and there are corners of it I'd write differently if I started over. Design, code, art, and the support emails all come from the same desk.
I like software you can check in on for a few minutes. No ads, no feeds, no pressure to keep playing. Things ship when they're finished, and get updated after that.
For help with a specific game, use its support page. For anything else, email me.