Familiar genres. Louder execution.
Six builds that shaped how we ship - from touch-aim FPS and drift-first racers to cozy web puzzles and instant-play runners. Concept writeups for the rebrand; real metrics and screenshots land when the builds do.
Prove that a real first-person shooter - proper aim, real gunplay feel, readable combat - could run smoothly on a mid-range phone without turning into a slideshow the moment a firefight got busy.
Read case study →A commute-length twin-stick shooter - sessions built to start and finish inside a fifteen-minute train ride, without feeling truncated.
Read case study →One game, playable instantly from a browser link with zero install, that also worked as a proper app-store release - with progress that carried between the two.
Read case study →A tower defense game with a genuinely funny tutorial and a difficulty curve mean enough that beating it felt earned - in a genre where most mobile entries either hand-hold forever or wall players behind a paywall dressed up as difficulty.
Read case study →A top-down kart racer built around drift, not top speed - junkyard karts, tight tracks, and weapons nobody asked for but everybody uses.
Read case study →A cozy puzzle game designed to be picked up for ten minutes and put down again - and to be honest with itself if players stayed for forty instead.
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