Lynetech
Independent UK game studio making small mobile games for casual players
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Lynetech
Lynetech is a UK games studio that develops small games, including mobile titles built with Godot. Its games include Turrret, Poppa and Stinka, available for mobile devices, and Circumstellar, a single-player space strategy game in development.
The studio’s games are aimed at individual players, with mobile titles designed for short play sessions. Its registered entity, LYNETECH LTD, was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Liverpool, United Kingdom.
Product: Develops and publishes mobile games, including Turrret, Poppa and Stinka, and the strategy game Circumstellar.
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