According to a recent LinkedIn post from Expo, developer Konrad Reczko and Software Mansion built the Bone Tide horde-survival game using a single TypeScript codebase. The post notes that rendering, game logic and shaders use TypeGPU, enabling the core game to run consistently across web and mobile platforms.
The LinkedIn post highlights that the mobile version of Bone Tide is built with Expo and reportedly achieves up to 120 FPS, suggesting performance suitable for demanding gaming use cases. The post further points to Expo’s App Awards, indicating Bone Tide as an entry and inviting additional submissions before the Oct. 31, 2026 deadline.
For investors, the example suggests Expo’s framework may be gaining traction in higher-performance applications beyond traditional mobile apps. If adoption in gaming and graphics-intensive workloads expands, Expo could strengthen its position in the cross-platform development ecosystem and potentially enhance the value of its developer community and associated tools.
The emphasis on a unified codebase for web, iOS and Android underscores efficiency benefits that may appeal to cost-conscious software teams. This approach could support broader usage of Expo among studios and enterprises seeking faster iteration cycles and lower maintenance overhead, which may contribute to long-term ecosystem growth and monetization opportunities.