About this guide
lillaundrylane.org is an independent guide to the game Lil Laundry Lane. Smoketree Studios makes the game. This site does not. Christian Nava and Israel Trejo Cruz are not the authors of these pages.
What we publish
Each page answers one question: where to download it, how a ticket works, what the chapters are called, what the achievements say, who is actually named, and how the version labels differ. Pages are in English, plus one Chinese overview, because the game itself has no Chinese text and readers were asking for it.
The studio is Smoketree Studios, a small Pacific Northwest team. Their site also names DungeonSweeper, RunVR, Caketomino, Alchehistory, and SLicense to Dye. Nava’s portfolio describes earlier work on other people’s games at Epic, Blizzard, and ArenaNet, and a layoff from Epic in early 2026 before this shop. Those are their words, summarized on the community page with links.
How a fact gets onto a page
I treat a claim as corroborated when two independent origins agree, and label publisher or store-only details as single-source. A developer’s posts on several platforms count as the same origin. Chapter numbers follow the explicit devlog; achievement percentages remain separate statistics. When a price, a file size, or a member count can move, the page shows the date 10 Nov 2026. The method is written out on the editorial policy. Corrections go to [email protected].
Questions
Do you sell the game?
No. Store buttons go to Steam, the App Store, Google Play, or the developer’s itch.io page. We do not take payment.
Who do I email?
For this website, [email protected]. For the game itself, the studio addresses are on the community page.
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Sources
Checked 2026-11-10. Links below are the public pages I used.
- Smoketree Studios — 2026-11-10
- Christian Nava portfolio — 2026-11-10
Updated 2026-11-10.