O
Oliver
Founder & Lead Developer
Builds the sites and the game. A booking flow and a dialogue tree are closer than they look: both are state machines a stranger has to be able to walk out of without help.
Studio
Concerns? Meet the team.
A studio that builds websites and games sounds like a studio that does neither properly. It is a fair thing to wonder before you hand anyone money, so here is the honest answer rather than a slogan.
The team
J
James
Graphic Designer
Draws the marks and everything that carries one. A logo that has to survive a browser tab and key art that has to survive a store thumbnail are the same problem: be recognisable at the size nobody designed for.
K
Kaj
Lead Writer & Tester
Writes the words, then tries to break them. Clients get copy that survives a stranger reading it. The game gets a script that survives a stranger playing it.
Same skill, two rooms
Every discipline here does the same work on both sides of the studio. The nouns change. The craft does not.
On a website
Skill
In a game
A checkout that nobody abandons
Structure
A puzzle that nobody rage-quits
Copy that survives being skimmed
Writing
Dialogue that survives being replayed
A booking form on a phone in the rain
Interface
A menu screen on a controller
Six browsers and a very old iPad
Testing
Every order a player might do things in
Who came, and what they did next
Measurement
Where they stopped, and why
Search results and a first impression
Getting found
A store page and twenty seconds of footage
We have the skills to do both.
So we had the audacity to do both.
Brassneck /ˈbrɑːsnɛk/ British, informal. The nerve to do the thing you have not been given permission to do. Usually said with a degree of admiration.
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