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YUKS STUDIO (internationally operating under the trade name YUKS GAMES) is a Turkish independent mobile game development studio based in Bursa, Turkey. Founded in 2025, the studio primarily focuses on the development of mobile puzzle and arcade video games for the Android operating system.^[1]

The studio completed its initial corporate structuring in 2025. In the same year, the organization officially joined the Epic Games Developer Community under the organization name "YUKSGAMES," registering as a single-member independent development studio.^[2]

The company's administrative headquarters are located in the Yıldırım district of Bursa, Turkey. The legal registration of the entity is held under Nirgün Yüksel, while technical management and studio operations are directed by Kerem Yüksel. The studio manages its user support and corporate communication through designated technical and official channels.

The studio's flagship product is "Nebula Match : Space Puzzle", an arcade-style tile-matching puzzle game developed for Android devices and launched in January 2026.^[3]

Nebula Match utilizes a cosmic galaxy theme. The core gameplay loop centers on standard match-3 mechanics, where players align three or more identical space gems vertically or horizontally to clear them from the board. The game incorporates fast-paced arcade elements, enabling players to generate chain combos and earn in-game power-ups (boosters) to clear level-specific objectives.^[3]

For international market compliance, the game is classified via the International Age Rating Coalition (IARC) system. It is listed under file number CLAS-1140224 by the Australian Classification Board and is rated for general audiences (G, suitable for ages 3 and older).^[4]

Following its initial release in early 2026, the studio implemented iterative updates to address technical performance and gameplay balancing. On March 2, 2026, the studio deployed version 1.2.3, which introduced several optimization changes:^[3]

• In-Game Economy Stabilization: In-game diamond rewards tied to the achievements system were restricted to a single-claim limit per account to mitigate exploitation.
• User Interface (UI) Refinement: Technical hitches within the crate-opening animations were resolved, and the inventory screen layout was restructured into a three-column grid format to clarify skin previews.
• Monetization Adjustments: The ad-based revive mechanic within the game's "Adventure" mode was completely removed to optimize user retention and ensure smoother gameplay continuity.

Nebula Match operates on a free-to-play (F2P) business model, generating revenue through a combination of contextual advertisements and voluntary in-app purchases (IAP).^[3] To establish a market presence within the highly competitive mobile puzzle genre, YUKS GAMES structured the application with a low storage footprint of 22.48 MB and full offline playability, targeting users in regions with limited hardware capabilities or restricted internet infrastructure.^[5]

The following table contextualizes Nebula Match alongside similarly themed mobile arcade and puzzle titles:

As of mid-2026, the application has accumulated over 1,000 downloads on the Google Play Store with a lifetime user rating of 4.6 out of 5.0 stars based on a sample size of 13 community reviews.^[3][5]

In accordance with global data protection regulations, the data collection parameters implemented by YUKS GAMES are restricted to basic analytics. According to official Google Play Data Safety declarations, the studio processes two main data categories:^[3]

1. App Activity: Compiled exclusively to monitor user interactions, error logs, and in-game performance metrics.
2. Device or Other IDs: Processed strictly for diagnostic analysis, device-specific optimization, and anti-cheat/fraud detection.

All data transmitted by the application is secured via industry-standard encryption protocols. The system complies with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and Turkey's Personal Data Protection Law (KVKK), providing users with an explicit mechanism to request the permanent deletion of their compiled data.^[3]