iFeral Games – Developing Indie Games with Soul since 2017

Games are more than just a checklist of features, remakes, or sequels. They’re not movies to be passively consumed, nor are they disposable freemium cash grabs. At iFeral Games, we reject the soulless churn of the mainstream and embrace what makes gaming unforgettable:

Replayability that rewards skill and creativity.
Genuine innovation that surprises and delights.
Freedom to play your way, not ours.
Accessible to everyone, optimized for all devices, and free from paywalls.

We’re part of the rising indie revolution, driven to restore the magic that’s been lost in modern gaming. While the industry chases profits and attention, our mission is simple: to create games that win your heart.

We believe in games that give value to your time

Your time is precious. We respect it. That’s why every title we create is built with a simple goal: to be worth playing and worth remembering.

The journey into game development began with the Warcraft 3 and Starcraft 2 editors, where the foundations for creativity and design were built. This passion evolved into creating games like Journey Run, an endless runner study project with challenging gameplay and unique mechanics. Journey Run version 1.0 was officially released on September 11, 2017.

Our Streamer Simulator mobile game, Streamer Sim Tycoon, has achieved over 2 million downloads and is available in 14 languages. Released on November 27, 2019, Streamer Sim Tycoon lets players experience the life of a streamer in a fun and engaging simulation.

It is time for a new chapter, where passion drives gaming once more. We defy, we rebel, we feral. Indies rise!

Streamer Sim Tycoon

Streamer’s life simulation game where you start your own broadcasting channel and livestream content from you computer, upgrade your skills and rise to the top of all livestreamers!

Journey Run

Begin your journey in the world overrun by dangerous creatures. Equip your sword and shield and get ready to run! Clear your way through the changing zones. How long can you go on?