About the Creator

Behind Nikode

Independent developer building thoughtful games, Linux desktop software, and Flutter utilities.

Hi, Iโ€™m Niko ๐Ÿ‘‹

I am an indie developer with a passion for creating engaging games, sleek desktop tools, and focused utilities. Through Nikode, my mission is to craft software that is responsive, delightful, and genuinely fun or helpful to use.

My core development stack centers on Dart and Flutter. I leverage Flutter beyond mobile to build full-featured Steam games like Glyphbreak and Omakaw, Linux desktop applications packaged for Snap and Flatpak like Wallpaper Madness, and fast static web applications powered by Jaspr.

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Niko

Indie Game & Software Developer

๐Ÿ“Independent / Remote
๐Ÿ’ปDart, Flutter, Steam, Linux
๐ŸŽฎ Rogue-likes & Desktop Customization

Guiding Principles

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Purpose-Driven Gameplay & Utility

Whether creating an engaging rogue-like card loop or a desktop wallpaper tool, every project focuses on intuitive mechanics, responsive controls, and zero bloat.

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Speed & Craftsmanship

Crafting ahead-of-time compiled, high performance experiences with smooth framerates across Linux desktop, Steam, and the web.

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Independent & Player Focused

Building games and apps with creative freedom, delivering focused experiences without intrusive micro-transactions, bloatware, or unnecessary friction.

The Journey So Far

2024

The Spark & First Experiments

Began exploring cross-platform development with Flutter, discovering the speed and flexibility of Dart across multiple targets.

2025

Game Mechanics & Linux Prototyping

Prototyped rogue-like systems, card mechanics, and native Linux desktop integrations.

2026

Steam Games & Upcoming Releases

Tippers launched on the web! Developing Glyphbreak (Steam rogue-like mastermind), Omakaw (Steam card game with Urban Monkey Games), and Wallpaper Madness (Snap & Flatpak).

Current Focus

Deep in development mode: refining game mechanics, preparing Steam playtests and wishlists, and finalizing Linux desktop packages.