What Makes Skich Store Different?
Personalized Recommendations Across 240+ Genres
Skich uses an intelligent algorithm to recommend games based on user preferences, gameplay habits, and niche genres, making game discovery far more relevant than traditional platforms like Google Play or the App Store.
Swipe-Based Interface
Inspired by dating apps, users can quickly browse game cards in a fun, intuitive interface that eliminates choice overload.
Social Game Discovery
Users can follow friends, influencers, and community-curated gamelists to explore new titles. Real-time tracking of what others are playing adds a social dimension missing from mainstream stores.
Skich Store Game Discovery on iOS and Android
Developer-Friendly Ecosystem
No paid promotions. No rigged visibility. Games rise through organic user engagement, not marketing spend. The platform offers a lower 15% commission rate, and already hosts 60+ indie developers in its onboarding queue.
Global Growth Potential
Currently available in select European regions, Skich is expanding to the UK, Brazil, Japan, and Australia by 2026, riding the wave of antitrust-driven app store reforms.
The store is also completely free to use as a game store on iOS and Android, offering pre-registration features, launch notifications, and tailored updates — elements that modern gamers expect but rarely find outside of premium platforms.
With over 120,000 organic monthly visitors to its web platform and engagement levels 3–5x higher than on conventional stores, Skich Store is poised to redefine mobile gaming access and discovery.
As app store gatekeeping begins to crack, Skich stands ready to usher in a new era of mobile game discovery — one where players enjoy curated experiences, and developers no longer fight an uphill battle for visibility.
Backed by GEM Capital, one of the world’s top gaming investors, and previously featured by Apple itself, Skich is positioning itself as the go-to platform for indie games and transparent discovery. As AI-fueled development surges, finding great games shouldn’t be harder, and Skich is making sure it isn’t.
