Traverse the world in search for meaning as you pierce the veil of dust with your astral light, face the horrors of consciousness-augmented technology, and confront villains and saints alike. This project has been in development for a long time now and may run out of steam, if its not fed fresh belief. Please believe in it.
Developed for Ludum Dare 44 game jam with the illustrious Jin Fox AKA Joaquim Renard, the game is an office work simulator aiming at highlighting consumption of enjoyment and strive to abundance as illusory, transient distractions on the way to the inevitable conclusion.
A new spin (pun intended) on one of our favourite classics. This time in 3D.
Running out of Power
Written for Ludum Dare game jam, it was inspired by Robbo, an ancient classic.
Push blocks, shoot cynocks, consume energy and perhaps... resolve the mystery of what's draining your ship's energy reserves.
Good luck. Oh, and conserve power.
Unfortunately, Mesmeriser was removed from the PlayStore as it was written on an outdated platform and maintenance was too expensive. Pieces of the amazing soundtrack by JetMan can still be found in his SoundCloud.
The Book of Bob
The good thing about game jams is the time constraint that forces discipline and creativity to work together and prioritize. The bad thing is... well, the same.
The Book of Bob was conceived to address the theme of constant falling. We've taken it metaphorically and let the character fell into deeper circles of Hell.
The game was never finished, but it deserves its mention here due to graphic techniques used. One of these days we should return to the roots and make a game out of paper, just like this.
Blastraid
Scrolling shooters are an inexhaustible source of entertainment since River Raid. Let's honour the genre with this fun piece. The piece we've enjoyed writing most is the backrgound tune.
It may seem simple, but it's surprisingly catchy.
Blastraid
Scrolling shooters are an inexhaustible source of entertainment since River Raid. Let's honour the genre with this fun piece. The piece we've enjoyed writing most is the backrgound tune.
It may seem simple, but it's surprisingly catchy.