Independent game studio
Games across many genres, with carefully crafted mechanics and one foot in the dark.
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First game
- Coming soon
- Browser and phone
- English, Portuguese and Spanish
A cute, slightly spooky tower defense. Line up your dachshunds across the lanes and hold back waves of Halloween monsters before they get in.
Trailer coming soon
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15 worlds, 124 levels
From the graveyard to the Blood Moon, by way of the witches' swamp, the macabre circus, a ghost ship and the mummies' pyramid. Every world has a rule of its own (mud, fog, ice, lightning, cannons, sandstorms) and a boss waiting at the end.
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Combos and evolutions
Some dachshunds work better side by side: Dumpling holds the line while Skewer pierces straight through it. Each one levels up as you play and, at level 5, picks one of two paths.
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24 costumes
Vampire cape, pumpkin sweater, skeleton suit and even a little bee costume. Save up the treats you earn in each level and dress up the pack.
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In your browser and on your phone
Runs right in the browser and installs on your phone like an app. Two music tracks per world, and you can play in English, Portuguese or Spanish.
Meet the pack
17 dachshunds, each with a power of its own.
- Dashthrows bones
Cookiebakes extra bones
Dumplingholds the line
Boomblows up the area
Webbyslows monsters down
Diggerturns into a buried mine
Skewerpierces the whole lane
Cuddlesmends bites
Lumesees through fog
Popcornlobs over walls
Hookpulls armor off
Emberbreathes fire
Galepushes monsters back
Cerberusguards three lanes
Gonga gong that dizzies
Tick-Tockrewinds a monster
Bangsix quick shots
Screenshots
From a work-in-progress build.
About the studio
Lowmoon is an independent studio making games across many genres:
- Adventure
- Metroidvania
- Survival horror
- Platformers
- Tower defense
What ties them together is care for good mechanics and a darker mood: sometimes cute, sometimes not. Each game comes out when it's ready, and the mailing list is where we share how it's going.