Planned Release Date: Nov 16, 2026

About This Game

A table of lucky machines

Lucky Grid is a cosy pixel game of about two hours. On the table stand a coin, dice, a wheel and a slot machine. Every try is free and every coin is a game coin: win, buy upgrades, give each machine its own automation and watch the table play by itself. No ads and no in-game purchases.

A house with three worlds

• The table: four machines, a workshop of upgrades and a plant that asks for water and fertiliser.
  
• The garden: when the plant blooms, step into the garden inside it. On a sunny meadow, acorn thimbles, fireflies in a jar and a dewdrop on a leaf pay in dew.
  
• The attic: a ladder comes down through a hatch in the ceiling. Up there wait the cat's old toys: mouse races, nesting dolls and a cuckoo clock, paying in buttons.

A cat who talks in cat

A ginger cat brings every achievement, peeks out from under the table and lives in the attic. He talks, but in cat: buy the two volumes of his dictionary to understand him.

Features

• Ten machines and 150 upgrades, each machine with its own automation
  
• Secrets around the house: touch things and listen to the cat
  
• Day and night take turns, or stay the way you like
  
• A final star, gathered with the cat from the constellations over the roof, and an ending with the cat's story
  
• 20 achievements and three save slots, with Steam Cloud
  
• Full controller support, every action can be rebound
  
• 16 languages
  
• Four calm music tracks and recorded sound effects

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

All the creative work and in-game testing are done by the game's creator. AI is just a handy tool working in the background to help generate code and support the project. In Lucky Grid, the four music tracks were created with the help of AI from the creator's prompts and picked by the creator, and the translations and store texts were written with AI help. The pixel art is drawn by the game's own code, and the sound effects are public-domain recordings.