Most game companies start out by chasing after their dream game. That is not how we started out. We started out by trying to go really big and doing something so ambitious that we inevitably had to scale back, and then scale back some more, and then take that scaled back version and boil it down to it’s very essence until just the core value, the true purpose of what we are trying to achieve came through in a meaningful and significant way. That purpose is simple; to make game development easier for everyone.
Making games is hard work. If you are already a game industry professional, then I’m sure you know all about the hardships and struggles that a lot of games go through. From finding the right people, to developing new technologies, to tweaking the art and design in an endless cycle of iteration. At the end of the day you have a product to deliver, timelines to adhere to, production schedules and feature creep to deal with. Often times unexpected things happen. A technology you were relying on wasn’t fit for purpose, or maybe a critical team member took that lucrative job working in the finance sector. Maybe the art style is off, or not polished enough to be representative of the quality of work you wish to present to the world.
That’s where we come in. We’re developers, and we want to develop games, but we also recognise that our core purpose, as a company and as individuals, is to make game development easier. In that spirit, we have offered our experience to other development studios. Unlike a lot of other outsourcing firms, we’re not doing this as a stop gap, or some form of paying the bills while we make the next big game in the background. We’re doing this because we want to make games, and we want to make it easier to make games! As we develop with our partners, we expand our reach further, making the studios we work with even stronger.
While I could easily discuss this all day long, I’ve got more content to get ready for this website launch. If you have any questions, please feel free to comment below, or contact us through any one of our social media channels.
Cheers,
-Ken