Lukas Korba presents

I make independent games. Small worlds, big obsessions.

  1. A glowing ball descends through a neon tunnel with orange gates.

    Planned for 2026. A two-button arcade descent through a neon tunnel. Dodge gates, blast targets and chase your best run.

  2. Release TBD. Unique puzzle game.

  3. Release TBD. Two taps. No time to hesitate.

  4. Release TBD. Cards game

  5. Release TBD. dream a lifetime experience

Released

  1. Gameplay-based landscape for Woozzle Reborn: small colored marbles, wooden channels, and rotating docks viewed straight from above.

    Released in 2022. Guide colorful marbles through branching tracks and rotating docks. A relaxed puzzle full of small mechanical surprises.

  2. Gameplay-based landscape for Octagon 2: a dark polygonal ball on a magenta octagonal track with teal obstacles.

    Released in 2020. Race through shifting tunnels, gaps and obstacles. Faster, more complex courses keep your reflexes working.

  3. Landscape illustration inspired by Qubies: vivid three-square pieces descend over a teal background and colorful block stacks.

    Released in 2015. Move and rotate falling blocks to match groups of three colors. A bright puzzle where every placement counts.

    Unavailable · Re-release planned
  4. Landscape illustration inspired by Octagon: a dark faceted ball follows a red and orange track through a bright white geometric tunnel.

    Released in 2013. Spin and flip through an eight-sided tunnel. Dodge gaps and stay on the track until you reach the finish.

  5. Landscape illustration inspired by Swing Her!: a cheerful yellow star hovers over a tree stump in a sunlit forest.

    Released in 2012. Help a fallen star find her way home. Swing upwards through a colorful world in a one-finger physics adventure.

    RIP · Swinging among the stars. No longer available. No re-release planned.
  6. Landscape illustration inspired by Woozzle HD: winding wooden channels and red and green rotating docks fill a leafy garden.

    Released in 2011. The original marble-routing puzzles, made for iPad. Rotate the docks and find a path for every color.

  7. Gameplay-based landscape for Woozzle: two connected wooden track loops, small marbles, and rotating docks on a flat leafy board.

    Released in 2011. Rotate wooden docks to guide each marble home. Trace the paths through a maze of branches and crossings.