Project Options
From a focused prototype to an expandable world, every option is built around one audience: yours.
How Projects Are Sized
We keep games niche and simple: small scopes, playable fast, finished and shipped. Bigger only ever means a bigger finished game—each phase is scoped, built, and delivered on its own.
Where every project starts
A focused playable build that proves the core mechanic, tone, and world—something your community can actually touch before anyone commits to more.
The prototype, grown into a release
When the prototype earns it, we grow it into a polished, complete game built for your specific audience—then ship it.
For games your people want more of
After launch, we can add to a game in small, contained drops—a new scenario, a seasonal event, a fresh chapter. Each one is scoped and finished on its own.
Every project is scoped individually based on the game, audience, platform, and production requirements.
Selected Games
Fraternities, small businesses, city politics, obsolete hardware, and American literature. Each one built for the people who’d get it.
Community Sim
You’re an AEPi regional advisor with four chapters looking to you. Grow the brotherhood, steady the finances, and guide a young colony toward its charter.
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Business Sim
Run Austin’s mobile drive-in through the season: sell the nights, watch the weather, and remember every show you sell is a show somebody has to run.
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Business Sim
A Houston wood shop, week by week. Draw it, price it, build it—and dig out of the back balance at your own pace.
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Business Sim
Build a Hill Country haircut chain from one Round Rock shop to five, one pricing tier and stylist hire at a time.
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Civic Sim
Run Marisol Vega’s campaign for a San Antonio District 5 council seat. Twelve weeks, three moves a week, and a buried truth about how the district really operates.
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Nostalgia
847 songs, a click wheel, and West Campus in 2006. Spin the wheel and see what loads.
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Literary
A playable retelling of the novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald. You are Nick Carraway—West Egg, summer of 1922.
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Literary
You are Jake Barnes: newspaperman, veteran, aficionado. Paris to Pamplona with Hemingway’s lost generation.
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Literary
Salinger’s short story as a tiny arcade game. See more bananafish.
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