Quick answers about Falls Of Fortune, our consulting work, and how to get hold of us.
What the game is, when it's coming, and how it works.
It's our upcoming casual game with social-casino mechanics. You start with a coin pusher and follow Maggie Wilson's story to restore an abandoned lakeside resort, then unlock slots, card sets, friendly rivalries and resort-building as you play.
It's in active development. No public launch date yet. We'll share dates on the studio blog and our socials when we're ready.
iOS, Android, web and PC.
Yes. The core game is free. You can buy tickets and energy if you want to play more often than the regen timers allow, but everything in the game is reachable through normal play.
Both, in the way you'd expect from a casual mobile game. Tickets and energy can be purchased, and rewarded ads are an optional way to top up. No real-money gambling.
No. Falls Of Fortune is a social-casino-style game — casino-inspired mechanics like a coin pusher and slots, for entertainment only. No real money is wagered or won.
Who we are, where we are, and what kind of work we take on.
The studio was founded by Ed Morley, who has spent more than 25 years building mobile and live-ops games. He's led teams that have shipped to hundreds of millions of player accounts.
We're based in the UK, with a registered office in Nottingham. We work remotely and take on clients all over the world.
Generative AI art and tooling pipelines, mobile-game strategy, live-ops and data, rapid-response engineering on production issues, and turning early-stage prototypes into production-ready products. The Services page has the full list.
Yes. We're UK-based but work globally.
Usually within 48 hours during the working week. For genuine production emergencies we can often respond same-day. Flag the email as urgent and we'll prioritise it.
Email [email protected] with a quick note on what you're working on and where you're stuck. We'll come back with a sketch of how we'd help.