Who we are

Lost Logic Studios is an independent studio. Right now that means Minecraft Bedrock add-ons — and the long game is original games of our own.

How this started

I spent years in quality control for an automotive aftermarket performance parts company — measuring to tight tolerances, watching parts go from R&D into production. On the side I ran a laser cutter and a CNC machine, building custom jobs for people. I always wanted to build things, but the automotive world is expensive to build in. Code and digital art turned out to be the same instinct without the price tag.

My first real project was a small game called Marble Mayhem — not meant to ship, just a way to force myself to learn how to finish something.

Then I crashed my motorcycle. Recovering meant a lot of downtime, and I spent a good chunk of it playing Minecraft. When I went looking for add-ons on the Marketplace, most of what I found was overpriced or flat-out lazy. I wanted to change that, so I started building my own, and that's where Lost Logic Studios actually started. The goal is to land on the Marketplace ourselves one day, and to set a new standard for Bedrock add-ons along the way.

Lost Logic Studios: building a better Bedrock.

What we make

Right now that's Minecraft Bedrock add-ons: LLS Equestrian, horses with real gaits, coat genetics and breeding, with stalls and tack rooms in Equestrian Decor and rider clothes in Riding Clothes; the Farm Sim Pack, with drivable machinery, four seasons and animals on a hunger clock; the Magic Pack, with spells you aim, companions and hand-built sulfur dungeons; and smaller ones like Missing Blocks, Night Lite and EZ Miner. Long-term, we're building toward original games.

I'm strongest at systems design and code architecture — figuring out how mechanics should fit together. Where I need help most is video: trailers, showcases and tutorials that show the mods off properly. Art comes right after that; it's where I'm still growing.

How we work

Most of the mods are out now as free public downloads, and they keep getting updates. New things get tested with friends and family first, then go to the studio Discord as early builds before they get a download here.

• Bugs don't sit around — if something breaks it gets fixed on the spot, or the build gets rolled back to the last working state
• The standard on every feature is the same: does it feel like it was always part of the game, and is it instantly intuitive to use

What's next

The sulfur dungeons are out now in the Magic Pack, and our horse mod, LLS Equestrian, is out too. Right now we're tightening up LLS Equestrian so it passes our beta testing.

Looking a year out, we want to turn our hoggoyle boss into a real, physical toy for fans, and we're eyeing our first hire — most likely someone for video, then an artist — sometime in the next 12–24 months.