Browser game development for games made just for you

What kind of games we make

Each game is made for one client. Most of them serve one of three purposes.

• Personalized games as gifts: a game with the name, the photographs and the shared memories of someone you care about. A short adventure where each level is a city you visited together, for example.
• Brand games: a short game made for your campaign, with your product and your colours in it. The visitor plays and sees a score.
• Educational games: a game that teaches by playing. Times tables, vocabulary in a new language or safety rules for new staff.

Why the browser

A game that runs in the browser opens from a link. The player does not have to download or install anything. You send the link in a message, the other person taps it and starts playing.

For a gift that matters a great deal. Send the link on the morning of the birthday and the game opens straight away. The same holds for a brand game: visitors play it on your campaign page and never leave the page.

If you want the game to run on a computer, we prepare it for desktop as well.

Will it work on a phone?

A game that runs in the browser also opens in the browser on a phone. We design for the touch screen from the start: buttons are large enough for a thumb, and the layout holds when the phone is upright or on its side.

This is not an app downloaded from an app store. It opens from a link. The games we build run in the browser or on desktop. A store app is a separate job.

From idea to playable game

• Project: we listen to the idea. Who will play, for how long and on which device? We write the scope together.
• Design: we set out the rules, the screens and the look of the game. No code is written until you approve it.
• Development: our own team builds the game and tests it on different devices and browsers.
• Delivery: we hand over a game you can play. After that you have technical support around the clock, and advice when you need it.

Limits to know before you start

We make games that start from one idea and are built for one client. A production that a large studio develops over years is a different kind of job.

A good game starts with a clear idea. “Something fun” is not enough to work from. What does the player do, when do they win and when do they lose? Design begins once we have those three answers.

We do not use characters, music or artwork that belong to someone else without permission. A game inspired by one you love can be made. A copy cannot.

Personalized games for people and for brands

Individuals come to us for a present that cannot be bought in a shop. A company comes for a game that carries its product. In both cases we need the material that makes the game yours: names, photographs, a story, a logo, the facts to be taught.