But you can see some more for yourself, including screen shots of the author's unreleased game:
https://github.com/aardappel/lobster/issues/136
I think what lobster really needs at this point is a page that prominently displays better examples of possible and real end-products somewhere.
raylib example:
Android build is part of CI so appears to be working. iOS is not, so may be broken but the code has always supported 6 platforms (win/lin/osx/ios/android/wasm).
As the link says, there aren't a lot of end-products made with it yet. It's mostly my side project, not sure why you are thinking there should be such a page, this is not a corp-backed megaproject making any kind of claims :)
Turns out, making a language popular in these days is hard. You may still find something interesting within though :)
Nim is my leading choice for prototyping this ATM. I can at least write the game logic core once, unified server and web client, and figure out secondary target platforms later.
Love2D is also a thing of interest, but I find the concept of actually using Lua to be cruel. Javascript is cruel too, but I at least have muscle memory and Stockholm syndrome from my day job, and Nim can target JS directly in a suitable enough way for using canvas.
Lobster, at a glance, looked like it could compete with or compliment Nim on my specific project idea.
I can't help you much with your language choice since you appear to be very particular in what you want. Nim is likely more mature as a project, so I suggest you go with that instead.
I thought I was pretty clear that my project was vaporware, not yours.