Before this we were ProjectorGames — yes, we genuinely started out cramming up to 512 players onto a single projector. That’s where the old name came from.
Here’s some of what we shipped along the way. We’re not actively driving most of it any more, but it’s proof we finish games — and that people actually played them.
Voxel landscapes, automation, logistics and tower defence, all tangled together. The franchise started on Xbox back in 2011, where the original became the highest-grossing Xbox Live Indie Game with over a million dollars in sales.
Get it on SteamFour-player twin-stick chaos — "Pikmin meets Gauntlet." Raise a gnome army, grab absurd loot, make questionable decisions together.
Get it on SteamA gloriously silly physics game about making a cup of tea with a malfunctioning robot arm — Surgeon Simulator energy, fewer organs.
Get it on SteamBolt modular blocks into physics-driven vehicles and puzzle your way across low-gravity stations, ruins and wrecked cityscapes in search of a cure for a lost Earth.
Get it on SteamA match-3 with a twist: matching colours powers up three heroes and their special moves as they take on Baron Von Smog across Steam Land.
Get it on SteamA twin-stick bullet-hell standoff: one tiny scoutcraft against a mothership that respawns smarter every time you kill it, learning your weapons and tactics. Can’t run, can’t win — just survive until the Alliance Fleet arrives.
Get it on SteamYou’re an AI building a retro-futuristic 1980s internet empire — snap up routers, upgrade the cable networks and untangle packet jams to outgrow the competition. Dijkstra’s algorithm, but make it a game.
Get it on SteamA physics-based spaceship builder where the armadas you bolt together fight it out.
Get it on SteamThe original FortressCraft (Xbox 360, 2011) became the highest-grossing Xbox Live Indie Game, with over a million dollars in sales — the one that started all this.
Dig back far enough and there’s a whole shelf of Xbox Live Indie Games, too: Stunning Stunts, BitStream and friends.