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Lucky Kat Studios

Games & Interactive
Open roles
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Founded
2015
Employees
11-50
Offices
1

About Lucky Kat Studios

Lucky Kat Studios is a Dutch game developer and publisher founded in 2015 by brothers Herdjie Zhou and Hernan Zhou. Based in The Hague, the studio creates accessible mobile and cross-platform games, combining approachable controls, distinctive characters and compact gameplay loops. Its work spans casual, hyper-casual and hybrid-casual games alongside blockchain-integrated multiplayer and virtual-world experiences.

The studio first established its identity through retro pixel art and arcade mechanics. Early releases such as Nom Cat and Sky Chasers were followed by Grumpy Cat's Worst Game Ever, developed in collaboration with the Grumpy Cat franchise. Its subsequent catalog expanded into racing, sports, simulation, puzzles and action, with titles including Road Crash, Ice Cream Roll, Nom Plant, Doodle Dunk and Beat Street. The supplied research reports more than 250 million lifetime downloads across its portfolio and number-one chart positions in more than thirty countries.

Development and connected games

Lucky Kat's production capabilities cover game concepts, design, programming, 2D and 3D art, client and server engineering, and ongoing live operations. Its development approach includes rapid prototyping, content updates and data-driven advertising monetization. Visually, its games range from pixel-art worlds to stylized 3D environments and accessible character designs.

Alongside its mobile catalog, the studio develops connected games with digital-asset systems. Panzerdogs combines multiplayer tank combat with blockchain-enabled features, while Cosmocadia brings farming and crafting gameplay to the Sui blockchain. Its broader capabilities include cross-game digital-asset interoperability and custom game experiences for virtual worlds such as The Sandbox.

Company history

Fragbite Group announced its acquisition of Lucky Kat in December 2021, with the transaction completing in January 2022. During that period, the studio became part of the group's Web3 gaming activities. In May 2025, Fragbite sold its 93.85% shareholding to 4+ventures AB. Lucky Kat continues to operate its development studio, combining hybrid-casual releases with connected Web3 gaming experiences.

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Leadership

As of November 2026, the report identifies Arash Asroush as CEO, Henri de Rochefort-Nash as Head of Development, and Riya Luthra as Director of Business Operations & People Ops. Dr. Zara Zamani is an advisor and former CEO, and also serves as CPTO of 4+ventures AB.

Shared game infrastructure

The studio integrates cross-game economy systems and developer tools through the Takibi Protocol alongside the $KOBAN utility token. The report distinguishes game development from token issuance: the associated Wagmi entity was divested separately to Swiss Peak Ventures GmbH in May 2025.

International recruitment

The careers portal describes a team drawn from around the world. Lucky Kat B.V. is also listed as a recognised employment sponsor in the Netherlands.

Notable credits

22 credits
  • Road Crash
  • Ice Cream Roll
  • Nom Plant
  • Grumpy Cat's Worst Game Ever
  • K-Run Challenge 3D
  • Doodle Dunk
  • Ball Pass 3D
  • Beat Street
  • Nom Cat
  • Save the Date!
  • Kaiju Rush
  • Thunderdogs
  • Panzerdogs
  • Sky Chasers
  • Ragdoll Hero
  • Combo Critters
  • Go Slice
  • Trigger Heroes
  • Cosmocadia
  • Magic Finger 3D
  • Sword Flip Duel
  • Super Bunny World

Offices

Where Lucky Kat Studios is based

1 location
  • The Hague office

    Headquarters
    Binckhorstlaan 36, Unit M214 / M219, 2516 BE Den Haag, NetherlandsThe Hague, South Holland, Netherlands
    About this office

    Headquarters and primary development studio within BINK36, housing game design, art, engineering, live operations and executive administration.

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