Streamplay Studio Limited announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Noodlecake, has launched Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall on the Apple App Store and Google Play under its publishing partnership with Brave At Night, marking their second collaboration and extending the title’s reach to mobile storefronts. The launch was supported by Apple selecting the game as one of seven featured titles in App Store Indie Games Week, announced on 12 October 2026, which the company says provides valuable editorial exposure and organic user-acquisition opportunities during the game’s initial launch period. Streamplay reported that the game had already recorded more than 111,000 downloads on Google Play since launch, with Apple App Store figures still to come, and noted the strong precedent set by the original Yes, Your Grace, which exceeded 1.6 million mobile installs and generated more than A$1 million in cumulative mobile revenue across iOS and Android, including Google Play Pass royalties, while cautioning that those historical results are not indicative of the sequel’s future performance.
Key Points
Noodlecake, a wholly owned subsidiary of Streamplay Studio Limited, launched Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall on Apple iOS and Google Play.
The mobile release was completed under Noodlecake’s publishing agreement with independent developer Brave At Night.
Apple selected Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall as one of seven featured titles in App Store Indie Games Week.
The Apple feature was announced on 12 October 2026 and provided additional editorial and curated storefront exposure.
The company said the Apple placement may improve organic visibility and user acquisition without equivalent paid marketing spend.
Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall had recorded more than 111,000 downloads on Google Play since launch.
Apple App Store download figures were not yet available at the time of the announcement.
The original Yes, Your Grace surpassed 1.6 million mobile installs.
The original game generated more than A$1 million in cumulative mobile revenue, including Google Play Pass royalties.
Streamplay noted that the original game’s historical performance is not indicative of the sequel’s future results.
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