Gluten Free Games
For casual gamers and animal enthusiasts interested in survival-based role-playing and open-world exploration.
Ultimate Wolf Simulator
Snapshot
Who is Gluten Free Games?
Providing immersive animal survival simulations for casual gamers seeking open-world wilderness experiences.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 3Last updated
Ultimate Wolf Simulator
v3.1
11mo ago
Publisher DNA
What defines Gluten Free Games?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Animal survival simulators
Scale
studio
Target audience
Casual gamers and animal enthusiasts interested in survival-based role-playing and open-world exploration.
Signature Patterns
- •Standardized survival mechanics (health, hunger, energy) across all titles
- •Focus on pack/herd management and recruitment systems
- •Predominantly paid-upfront pricing model with a shift toward freemium in newer sequels
- •High-velocity release cadence targeting specific animal niches
- •Consistent visual style and UI across the 'Ultimate' series
Portfolio momentum
Released 21 updates across the portfolio in the last 6 months with 37 active titles, indicating an exceptionally high development and maintenance cadence.
Portfolio
What does Gluten Free Games ship?
Apps
50 apps analysed
Family-raising progression loop sustains session length
- Raising and nurturing a virtual cheetah family provides a satisfying emotional connection for younger players
- Spawning below the terrain at the den location causes game-breaking progress loss for active players
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 13 of 50 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States13 / 13
Core markets (13/13 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
1
Positive apps
7
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
53/100
Avg sentiment score
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Who does Gluten Free Games compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(3)
Cheetah Multiplayer targets the same animal-survival audience but captures users seeking social interaction and expanded mechanics like magic spells and weather cycles.
Both apps target casual gamers interested in bird-themed simulation, competing for the same time-share in the mobile gaming market.
Both titles target casual gamers in the animal life simulation category, competing for the same player base through shared family-management and survival loops.
Contenders(13)
This wolf-themed RPG targets the same survival-mechanic audience as Falcon Simulator but adds pack-based progression.
Both apps compete for the casual animal simulation audience by offering bird-based exploration and survival mechanics within an open-world environment.
Real Wolf Simulator competes for the same animal-survival audience by offering a free-to-play, pack-based progression loop that contrasts with the paid, family-focused model of Cheetah Simulator.
Both apps target the casual animal simulation market, competing for users seeking wildlife survival experiences through distinct monetization models: one-time purchase versus ad-supported play.
Both apps target the casual animal-simulation audience with open-world exploration and family-raising mechanics, forcing users to choose between Cheetah Simulator's one-time purchase model and Lion Games' ad-supported freemium entry.
Both apps target casual gamers interested in animal life simulation, with Animal Kingdoms capturing the social-oriented segment that Cheetah Simulator lacks.
Both apps target the animal survival simulation audience, competing for time spent in open-world exploration and hunting mechanics.
Both apps target the animal survival simulation genre, competing for users seeking open-world exploration and pack-based progression mechanics.
Both apps target the animal survival simulation category, competing for the same casual player base interested in predator-based progression loops.
Both apps target the animal survival simulation audience, competing for the same casual player base through open-world exploration and pack-management mechanics.
Both apps target the animal-survival simulation audience through core family-raising mechanics. The rival competes by offering a free-to-play model that contrasts with the paid, ad-free structure of Cheetah Simulator.
Both apps target casual gamers interested in bird-themed simulation, though they diverge on tone and mechanics.
Both apps target the animal simulation market by focusing on bird-based survival, open-world exploration, and family-building mechanics.
Same space(14)
This multiplayer safari simulator captures the same animal-themed exploration audience as Falcon Simulator but adds a shared wilderness layer.
This griffin-themed simulator offers a fantasy-variant of the wildlife survival loop found in Falcon Simulator.
This lion-themed simulator competes for the same predator-simulation audience as Falcon Simulator.
This wolf-survival title targets the same open-world exploration audience as Falcon Simulator.
This lion-themed title competes for the same casual animal-survival audience as Falcon Simulator.
This app diverges from the source's single-player survival by offering real-time multiplayer hide-and-seek mechanics.
This crocodile-family simulator mirrors the family-building mechanics found in Falcon Simulator.
This app provides an alternative to the source by focusing on firearm-based hunting mechanics within a similar African safari setting.
This hyena-themed title targets the same savannah-based survival audience as Falcon Simulator.
This penguin-themed simulator offers a unique movement mechanic that differentiates it from the aerial focus of Falcon Simulator.
This app offers a mission-based FPS alternative to the source's open-world survival, appealing to players seeking structured shooting challenges.
Users report: This multi-predator simulator competes for the same casual animal-simulation user base as Falcon Simulator.
This panther-themed survival title targets the same casual predator-simulation demographic as Falcon Simulator.
This app shifts the focus from animal-life simulation to competitive 1v1 PvP shooting, attracting players who prefer skill-based gunplay over survival loops.
The Analyst's Read
The bottom line on Gluten Free Games
Bottom line
Gluten Free Games is a highly disciplined niche specialist that has successfully commoditized the animal simulation genre. Their ability to maintain a large, active portfolio of paid apps suggests a sustainable business model driven by organic search for specific animal themes.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 43
- With full intel:
- 0
- With overview:
- 43
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- yes
