Longdusk is coming to iPad on 7 November

Longdusk, a peaceful factory-building game made for iPad, comes out worldwide on Saturday 7 November 2026.

A lunar base at night, its machines and belts lit by base lights against the dark

Your ship came down hard on a dead moon. You mine it, belt it and automate it until the factory can build a ship that takes you home. There is no combat. The danger is the dark: solar power fails every night, so you bank daylight or watch the factory brown out at dusk, and your oxygen reserve has to last the night too.

Longdusk is free to download, and the first valley is free to play: research up to Electronics and Robotics, automate glass and circuits, and survey the valley. One purchase, Unlock Full Expedition ($9.99), opens the rest of the research tree, the far band beyond the dust, and the ship home. It carries on the save you're playing. There are no ads and no subscriptions, and it plays fully offline.

It needs iPadOS 17 or later.

Coming to iPad on 7 November 2026

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