A published Android casual game has been available on a major app store since February 2026 and has achieved over 3,000 lifetime installs with an international user base. It is currently pre-revenue, meaning that no monetization strategies such as advertising, subscriptions, or in-app purchases have been implemented. This presents a unique opportunity for a buyer to integrate their own monetization approach into an already published platform.
The acquisition includes the full Flutter/Dart source code, the Android project, gameplay, level code, game assets, and documentation required for setup, along with the transfer of the application on the app store. The source code package has been thoroughly prepared for acquisition; it has been stripped of seller-specific credentials and passes Flutter analysis along with 65 automated tests. A debug APK can be built without needing the seller's signing credentials.
Since its launch, the game has undergone several updates and had limited exposure through a modest marketing campaign costing approximately $108. The package also offers future growth potential, with options including advertising implementations, in-app purchases, additional levels, improved retention strategies, and an expansion of its user acquisition and content.
The current owner is selling the app to focus on other software and game development projects. The buyer will benefit from a smooth transition, with support provided for source-code handover, project setup, and the app store transfer process. This offers a structured and low-cost operational opportunity with potential monetization upsides.
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