Better with friends
Every game we make plays solo or with up to three friends online. The best moments are the ones you get to tell someone about.
Our story
Little Limp Games is a tiny studio in Australia with a big soft spot for games you can share with your friends.
Co-founder.
Three legs.
Zero bugs fixed.
The name
We move at our own pace. A tiny team means every decision is personal, and nothing goes out the door that we don't love.
Some of what we make is cosy, like Sanctuary of Small Things, where you heal little creatures and watch a fading world come back. Some of it is loud, like Drilling Down Under, where you and your friends run a drill rig in the outback and blow your pay at the pub. All of it is made to be played together.
The cat insists on a co-founder credit. It has three legs, very firm opinions about keyboards, and a nap schedule we work around.
How we make games
Every game we make plays solo or with up to three friends online. The best moments are the ones you get to tell someone about.
One dev, one cat, no committee. If an idea makes it into a game, it's because we couldn't stop thinking about it.
A quiet sanctuary at dusk or a pub at the end of a long shift. We make places you'll want to come back to.
“Meow.”
What we're making
A ball of light pulls you into a fading world where the little creatures have fallen ill. Gather, brew and heal them, and watch your sanctuary come back to life.
Coming soon to Steam
Run the rig, sell the ore, buy a bigger one, then lose your pay at the pub. A co-op drilling game in the Australian outback. Mind the kangaroos.
Coming soon to Steam
Follow along
Clips, devlogs and behind the scenes from the studio (and the cat).