An independent games studio with a very short chain of command.
The Lion Vision is not an agency and not a publisher. The code, the menus, the support mail and the update that follows a bug report all come from the same desk. That has a downside — things take longer than at a studio with thirty people. And an upside: nobody has to ask a marketing department whether an ad may interrupt you.
“I’m a German game developer. I want to make free, great games that everyone remembers fondly.”
From the developer profile on Google Play
Three rules that decide every design question.
Free stays free
No paywall, no subscription, no loot boxes, no level that only opens with money. Where there is something to buy, it is optional convenience — everything in the game can be reached by playing it.
Ads you start yourself
Only rewarded video: you tap it, you get something for it. Nothing opens between two rounds, nothing sits at the edge of the screen.
Works without signal
Bus, basement, plane: the games run offline. No account of ours, no login required — your progress lives on your phone, and a cloud backup via Google Play Games is up to you.
Two games and one small tool.
Restock Rush
A supermarket tycoon: haul crates, fill shelves, work the till, and buy the floor you stand on one tile at a time.
To the gameIdle Bakery Tycoon
From one cake stand to a dessert empire, with over 50 recipes and earnings that keep ticking while the phone is in your pocket.
To the gameLive Salary Counter
A small work tool that counts up what you have earned during your shift, second by second.
On Google PlayWorking with us
Press enquiries, localisation, a build before release, or simply a question about a game — one address covers all of it, and it is read every day.