Ludosity

Ludosity at a Glance

If you are browsing PlayPile looking for Swedish developers, Ludosity is a studio founded in 2008 that has released 22 games across its history. They have worked as both publishers and developers, with 16 titles under their publishing label and 18 where they served as the developer. Their catalog spans from 2007 to 2023, showing a clear shift in output over time. The company released only two games in the 2000s, but that number jumped to 17 in the 2010s before slowing down to just three releases in the 2020s. Their genre focus leans heavily toward Indie titles, which make up 11 of their projects. Adventure and Puzzle games are also common, appearing in nine and six games respectively. You will also find Strategy, Role-playing, Shooter, Platform, Arcade, Turn-based strategy, and Card & Board Game entries in their portfolio. PC remains their primary platform with 16 releases, followed by Android with nine and iOS with seven. They have also touched Linux, Mac, Nintendo Switch, Ouya, Wii U, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. The quality of their work varies but generally stays above average. Their 11 rated titles hold an average IGDB score of 74.2 out of 100. Three of these games are rated as great with scores over 80, while seven fall into the good range between 60 and 79. There is one mixed-rated title in their history, and they have no poor-rated games on record. Their highest-ranked work includes Ittle Dew 2+ from 2016 at 87 points, followed by Ittle Dew 2 at 81.5. Muri and Card City Nights both earned 80 points in 2013 and 2014. The original Ittle Dew also performed well with a score of 78.2. Recent activity shows they continued to release games into the early 2020s. Heartwood Heroes arrived in March 2023, while Xess came out in August 2021. Slap City received a solid rating of 77.5 when it launched in September 2020. Card City Nights 2 followed in 2017 with a score of 70, and Gunnel Vision appeared in late 2016. The company states they focus on games with tight gameplay and timeless appeal, which seems to match their consistent track record of mid-to-high rated indie projects.

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