Small studio. Big curiosity.
I’m Eduard Anghelescu, the person behind Lemon Goose Games. What started with trying to play Flash games in class became a website, an iPhone game, and a studio making games for casual players like me.
Hi, I’m Eduard.
Lemon Goose Games is a solo studio based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. I’m Eduard Anghelescu, and I’ve been following the same curiosity since 2011: could I make something I’d want to play?
It started with trying to play Flash games in class. That led to making my own website, Rewastar.net. Then came another question: could I make an iPhone app? Trying to answer it led to releasing Lady Bugger.
The names changed along the way: Rewastar, Yeah! Studios, Eduard Group, and finally Lemon Goose Games. The person behind them stayed the same.
I’m a casual gamer, and I often find that games aren’t tailored to players like me. That’s who I want to build for: people who enjoy playing, even when gaming isn’t their main hobby.
A few names. One ongoing adventure.
The studio’s roots go back to Rewastar.net in 2011. These are the original logos from the journey.
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2011 · The beginning
Rewastar.net
From playing Flash games in class to making a website of my own.
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An early studio identity
Yeah! Studios
One of the early names along the way, with an enthusiastic exclamation mark.
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Another chapter
Eduard Group
A new name for the same independent maker and the same urge to keep creating.
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The name that stuck
Lemon Goose Games
A Canadian solo studio making mobile games, puzzles, and little browser adventures.
Games for the way I play.
I want games that make it easy to get curious, try something, and enjoy the challenge. Being a casual player doesn’t mean there’s no room for a clever puzzle or a build worth thinking about.
Knight’s Tour started with a paper-and-pencil game in a puzzle book. I looked for an app to play it and couldn’t find one. So I made one.
That’s the thread connecting the projects: find something I want to play, see what’s missing, and try to make it.
Find your next game
Why a lemon? Why a goose?
Part practicality, part personality. I could register Lemon Goose Games in Canada, get the domain, and claim the social handles. But it also sounded fun—and right for a Canadian game studio.
The goose brings a little Canada to the name. The lemon brings a little Lemon Party of Canada energy. Together, they felt like a name I could have fun with.
A playful name for a studio that started by wanting to play.
Let’s talk games.
For player support, press enquiries, or collaboration, reach the studio at hello@lemongoosegames.com.