Every product is live, free to open, and works on any phone. Zombie Salmon, Balikbayan and Watchkeepers are demos. Tap one to see what it’s about.
Kalaro ng Lahi brings classic Filipino perya, street and party games to your phone. Play online with friends, or play on a single phone when everyone is in the same room. It is our most played product.
Barkada nights, family gatherings and parties.
Blorbit is a game where you paint worlds with gravity. Share a room code or a QR code and play together on the same Wi-Fi. It also has an optional shop for skins, faces and trails, and nothing in it makes you win.
Friends playing in the same room or on the same Wi-Fi.
Demo. Playable now, but not the finished game.
Zombie Salmon is a 3D game where you swim a salmon home up a river. There are no checkpoints. Every hit throws you back down the current, and the distance you lose stays lost. Bears, eagles, orcas, seals and hooks will grab you, and waves, logs, rockslides and floods get in the way.
Players who like a hard, funny challenge and do not mind losing ground.
Demo. Playable now, but not the finished game. The demo covers day one of twelve, and more stories are planned.
Balikbayan is a story game. You spent eleven years abroad to give your family a future. Now you are home, and the house has moved on without you. Walk through the house, examine things and talk to people. The demo you can play now covers day one of twelve.
Players who like quiet, story-driven games.
Demo. Playable now, but not the finished game.
Watchkeepers is a first-person ship-watch game for maritime students. Stand your watch and practise collision rules, trim and seamanship in a game instead of from a page of notes.
Maritime students and anyone studying for sea duty.
Fernbyte is a live code editor with courses and challenges, so you learn by writing code and seeing it run. You can install it on your device and it keeps working offline.
Anyone learning to code, including with a slow or no connection.
Kayod is pocket bookkeeping for people who work hard. Record what comes in and what goes out from your phone. Your books stay in your browser.
Sellers, freelancers and anyone keeping simple books.
Plateline is a workout planner built around your goal, the gear you have and anything that is sore. Tell it what you want and what to avoid, and it plans around you.
Anyone starting or restarting a workout routine.
The team behind these products builds for businesses too.
Fast sites for shops, schools and small businesses.
Sales, inventory and receipts on a phone or tablet.
Installable web apps that work on any phone.
Booking, records and dashboards built around how you work.
One exact price up front. You see a draft before you pay.
Tell us what you need and when. It’s free.
We reply with a price and a finish date.
You see a draft first. Final files arrive once you’re happy.
We’re a small team of makers. We build our own games and apps, and we build websites, POS systems and custom software for businesses that want it done properly.
Our other games are still in progress. Blorbit’s shop is open now.
Bundles, coins and single items for Blorbit.
153 items, one at a time. The Supporter Pack already unlocks every premium skin, face and trail.
To redeem: open Blorbit, go to Skins & Shop, then Enter code. More games will get their own shelf here. Questions? See Shop info.
A website, a POS, an app or a system. Tell us what it should do and we’ll reply with one exact price.
Idiyanale Studios is a small studio, and Sen Sierra is our designer.
Designer · Illustrator
Sen designed the Idiyanale Studios logo, and will design all our logos and assets and draw our character portraits and fanart in the future. Sen also makes jerseys, tarpaulins and slides.
Illustration and design with character and story.
Sen Sierra is a pen name. Sen is a freelance illustrator and designer and the designer for Idiyanale Studios. Sen made our logo, and will design all our logos and assets and draw our character portraits and fanart in the future. Sen also designs jerseys, tarpaulins and slides.
The way Sen works is simple: a free quote, one exact price, and a sketch you approve before the final.
A few taps on Sen’s site. The quote is free.
No surprises. You pay only that price.
You see a sketch before any final art is made.
Track your order any time with your ID.
Tap any piece to see it larger.
Who we are, what we make, how we work, and how buying works.
Idiyanale Studios is a brand-new, small studio in the Philippines. We are only starting out. We make our own games and apps, and we build websites, POS systems and custom software when someone asks us to. We are honest about being new: we would rather show you real work than make big promises.
We have eight products live today, and all of them are free to open on any phone (Zombie Salmon, Balikbayan and Watchkeepers are playable demos): Kalaro ng Lahi, Blorbit, Zombie Salmon, Balikbayan, Watchkeepers, Fernbyte, Kayod and Plateline. We are working on more games. Blorbit has an optional shop for skins, faces and trails. Nothing in it makes you win. See the Shop.
Websites, POS systems, installable apps and custom systems such as booking, records and dashboards. Send a brief and we reply with one exact price and a finish date. You see a draft before you pay for the final. Asking for a price is free.
We are a small team and we hire freelancers for projects when the work needs it. Our designer, Sen Sierra, is one of them: Sen made our logo and takes art and design commissions. You can meet the team. If you are a freelancer and would like to work with us, email us a few lines about what you do and a link to your work.
We are a new studio and not yet a registered company. That means we cannot yet give official receipts, and some payment options that need a registered business are not open yet. We will say so on this page when that changes. If you would like to know anything before you buy or donate, write to us first. Nothing here is legal or tax advice.
1. Pick an item in the Shop and press Buy. 2. Enter your email. 3. Pay on the secure payment page that opens. 4. Come back to this page: your code appears by itself once the payment is confirmed. 5. Save your code and your order ID. 6. Open Blorbit, go to Skins & Shop, then Enter code.
Online checkout is not open yet. For now: pick an item in the Shop, press Buy, and send us the email that opens. We reply with how to pay and send you your code by hand. Then open Blorbit, go to Skins & Shop, then Enter code.
Prices are in Philippine pesos and are what you pay, with nothing added. When online checkout is open you pay through our payment provider, PayMongo, with GCash or a QR code you scan in GCash or your bank app. We never see your GCash number, PIN or card details.
Your code appears on this page as soon as your payment is confirmed, usually within a minute. We email it too. Please save your code and your order ID somewhere safe, for example a screenshot. If you lose the code, use the box below.
We send your code by hand after we confirm your payment, so it can take a little while. Save it when you get it.
Event items such as the Halloween and Christmas packs can only be bought during their dates. The date is shown on the item.
Wait a minute and keep the box open. Use “Find my code” above with your order ID. Still nothing? Email us with your order ID.
Codes work once. If you shared it, or redeemed it on another device, it can’t be replaced. See Refunds.
Email us with your order IDs. We’ll refund the extra payment.
That is normal for some accounts. Open GCash (or any bank or e-wallet app), choose Scan QR, and pay. It is the same payment.
Yes. Buy the item and send them the code. Anyone with the code can use it once, so only send it to them.
No. You only need the game open to enter the code.
Please ask a parent or guardian before you buy or donate.
Yes, see Donate. It is completely optional.
Write to us at . For orders please include your order ID. For custom work, send a brief.
Our games are free. If you like them and want to help us keep going, you can leave a small gift.
A donation is a voluntary gift. It is not a purchase, you get nothing in exchange today, and we can’t give official receipts because we are not yet a registered company. Donations are not refundable, and they are not tax-deductible. We are not a charity. Please only give what you are comfortable giving, and ask a parent or guardian first if you are under 18.
Time to build and fix our games and apps, and the small costs of keeping them online.
We would like to thank donors one day with early access to updates. This is not available yet and we are not promising it now. When it starts we will announce it on this page. Today, a donation is a thank-you gift and that is all.
Questions? . See also About & info and Terms.
The short version of how this site and our shop work.
Idiyanale Studios (“we”) makes games, apps and custom software in the Philippines. You are dealing with a new studio that is not yet a registered company. You can reach us at .
You can browse for free. Please don’t misuse the site, try to break it, or copy our artwork without asking.
A purchase gives you a one-time code that unlocks the item in the game: open Blorbit, go to Skins & Shop, then Enter code. Codes have no cash value and work once, so keep yours private. We can’t replace a code that was shared or already used.
Prices are in Philippine pesos. Limited event items can only be bought while their event runs. We may change prices or items at any time, but not for an order you have already paid for.
When you send a brief, we reply with one exact price and a finish date. The details of each project are agreed in that quote.
Donations are voluntary gifts, are not refundable and give you nothing in return. We can’t issue official receipts yet. Any future thank-you for donors, such as early access, is a gift we may offer, not something you are owed.
If you are under 18, please ask a parent or guardian before you buy.
If an item can’t be delivered, we’ll refund you in full. See Refunds.
These terms follow the laws of the Republic of the Philippines.
We may update these terms. The version on this page is the current one.
What we collect, why, and what you can ask us to do with it.
When you buy, your email address, the item you bought, the price and the time. When you send a brief, your name, email, organization (if you give it) and the project details you write. We never see your GCash or card details. The payment provider handles those.
To deliver your code, reply to your brief, give support, and prevent fraud.
Only the services we need to run the shop: our payment provider, our hosting provider and our email provider. We don’t sell your information.
If you donate through GCash, we only see what GCash shows us: usually your name and the amount. If you tell us who you are, we may use that to say thank you.
While a payment is waiting, this site keeps your order ID in your browser so you can get your code back if you close the page. It is removed once you have your code or after a day. We don’t use advertising or tracking cookies.
This site loads its fonts from Google Fonts, so your browser contacts Google when the page loads.
As long as we need it for support and our records, then we delete it.
Under the Philippine Data Privacy Act of 2012 you can ask to see, correct or delete the information we hold about you, or object to how we use it. Email and we’ll reply. That address also reaches the person responsible for data privacy at Idiyanale Studios.
If something goes wrong, tell us and we’ll sort it out.
Email within 7 days with the email you used and the item you bought. We’ll send a working code or refund you.
Email us with your order ID. We’ll send the code or refund the payment to the GCash account you paid from.
Donations are gifts and can’t be refunded. If you gave by mistake or the wrong amount, email us quickly and we will do our best to help.
Once a code has been redeemed, or you’ve shared it, it can’t be refunded.
You see a draft before the final, and you only pay the price quoted. Any other refund terms are written in your quote.
