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iOS casual games
Small, replayable iPhone games for adults that earn their way to launch by proving one satisfying core loop first.
iOS-first casual game studio
Small iPhone games with quick-session pull.
CodeFuture is building a small catalog of casual iPhone games for adults. The first title, Balloon Pop, is still in active loop-finding iteration while the studio builds the support, privacy, and release infrastructure needed to ship and sell cleanly.
- iOS first
- Free + IAP
- 4-8 week build cycles
- Build in public
Current focus: turn Balloon Pop into a genuinely fun first release before pushing hard on launch timing.
What CodeFuture sells
A small catalog, not a broad menu.
The studio is product-led. The public offer is deliberately narrow so the work compounds instead of fragmenting.
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Selective prototype sprint
A fixed-scope 2-4 week engagement kept intentionally narrow so product work stays primary and the studio stack compounds.
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Follow-on expansions
Extra content, bundles, or licensed variations only after a title shows real install, retention, or conversion signal.
Studio model
Ship small, learn fast, reuse what works.
The goal is a repeatable catalog business. Every release should teach the studio something about installs, retention, conversion, and reusable production systems.
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Start with one loop
Each title begins with one satisfying action pattern instead of a feature-heavy roadmap.
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Launch to learn
The first release proves whether people install, return, and convert, not whether the idea sounds good in theory.
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Compound the tooling
UI patterns, launch assets, IAP choices, and App Store workflows get reused across the next title instead of rebuilt from scratch.
Current operating default
One public rhythm, one service buffer, one release lane.
CodeFuture is optimizing for low-touch product revenue, with only one service offer allowed to stay in the mix.
Build-in-public cadence
- Short clips of the core mechanic and polish changes
- Iteration notes around feel, UI, and monetization decisions
- TestFlight and App Store preparation updates
- Launch posts that drive installs, not just impressions
Next 90 days
- Define the first two iOS casual game concepts
- Turn Balloon Pop into a sellable first release
- Keep privacy, support, and launch copy aligned with reality
- Start the second title immediately after the first launch
Contact
Aligned work only.
If you want a playable iPhone concept, a polished prototype, or to follow the studio as the first releases ship, start here.