Our games for families
Aurric Studios makes games that kids enjoy and parents can trust. Here is each game at a glance, and what we promise about all of them.
At a glance
| Game | Devices | Ages | What it is | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dungeon Crawl | Roku, iPhone, iPad | 5–11 | Math, spelling and pattern RPG | Free; optional realms on iOS |
| Starhopper | Roku, iPhone, iPad | 9+ | Space exploring, jobs, real star facts | Free, no purchases |
| Stinkout | iPhone, iPad | 6–12 | Silly 3D stealth and pranks | Free House chapter; optional chapters |
What every game promises
- No ads, and no third-party analytics or advertising code.
- No accounts, no sign-in, no chat and no way to contact strangers.
- No personal data collected. Progress stays on your device.
- Purchases, when a game has any, are one-time and sit behind a grown-ups gate.
- Made for the TV remote on Roku and for touch on iPhone and iPad.
Guides
Questions parents ask
Do Aurric Studios games have ads?
No. None of our games show ads, and none contain third-party analytics or advertising code.
Do the games collect my child's data?
No. There are no accounts, no sign-in and no chat, and no personal data is collected. Progress is saved only on the device. The App Store privacy label for each iOS game is Data Not Collected. Read the privacy policy.
Are there in-app purchases?
Starhopper has none. Dungeon Crawl on iPhone and iPad and Stinkout sell optional one-time chapter or realm purchases; there are no subscriptions, no consumables and no loot boxes. Every purchase screen asks a grown-up to answer a multiplication question first, and Family Sharing and Ask to Buy work as usual.
Which game suits which age?
Dungeon Crawl suits ages 5 to 11, with three difficulty levels. Stinkout suits kids who love silly jokes, roughly 6 to 12. Starhopper suits kids 9 and up and plays well with a parent alongside.