Kenji Eno's One-Dot Games Collection Launches for iOS
From Yellow to Orange released ONE-DOT GAMES for iOS on May 17, 2026, reviving a concept by the late Kenji Eno from 2009. The free collection includes three games at launch, with two more to come.
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Why it matters
The project revives a 17-year-old concept from Kenji Eno and extends his ambition to support young creators through a new game collection.
Key Facts
- From Yellow to Orange released ONE-DOT GAMES for iOS on May 17, 2026, as a free collection.
- The collection includes three games at launch, with two more to follow.
- The project expands on one-dot enemies, an iPhone app Kenji Eno designed in 2009.
- Development involved STUDIO-KURA, game creator Kazutoshi Iida, former Warp developers, and students from Ritsumeikan University.
- The idea to expand the concept came from Hideo Aoki of STUDIO-KURA, according to fYtO president Yuka Iino.
Students from Ritsumeikan University contributed to development.
From Yellow to Orange (fYtO) released ONE-DOT GAMES for iOS on May 17, 2026, as a free collection. The Android version is planned for a later date. The collection expands on one-dot enemies, an iPhone app Kenji Eno designed in 2009. Three games are available at launch, with two more to follow. All content is free.
Development involved STUDIO-KURA, which worked with Eno on the original app, and game creator Kazutoshi Iida, a close friend of Eno. Former Warp developers and students from Ritsumeikan University's College of Image Arts and Sciences also participated. Iida teaches in the university's Game Seminar. The project grew out of the album KENJI ENO 55, released for what would have been Eno's 55th birthday in May 2025. fYtO president Yuka Iino said the idea to expand the concept came from Hideo Aoki of STUDIO-KURA.
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