Small games we make for fun. Free to download and play.
Bring everyone home
Fly a rescue shuttle through the canyons of Mars, land on narrow pads to pick up stranded astronauts, and dock with the drifting mothership. Shoot your way through the asteroid belt: big rocks split into smaller ones, and the belt keeps drifting back in. Friendly fire is on, so watch your aim near teammates and the people you came to save. Further in, enemy ships shoot back: patrol drones in sector 2, raiders that strafe the astronauts on the pads in sector 3, and attack waves in sector 4. Every enemy telegraphs its shot, and the launch drop and docking corridor are always safe. The free demo has the first two sectors. Play solo, with up to four on one screen, or online with friends anywhere in the world: host a game and share the code, and a dropped connection picks up where it left off. Playing alone? Add up to three bot pilots who fly their own rescues, fight off enemies and leave the nearer pads to you. Three save slots keep separate campaigns, so the whole household can play without overwriting each other. Every sector keeps score, with bonuses, stars and a world high score board right on the home screen.
Build it together. Feed the guns. Survive.
Ammo Line is a couch co-op factory survival game for one to six players: build a factory together, keep it producing ammunition, and hold the Core against eight stages of escalating waves. Everyone has a job. Nobody has enough hands.
Every ship. Every choice. Your legacy.
A cross-platform naval tactics co-op game. You are an otter. You and your friends physically run the decks of a sailing ship, loading cannons and trimming sails, while the captain steers into a broadside and decides when to throw the grapples. Solo play is complete: AI crew fill the stations you are not standing at, but they are capped below what a human can do, so more friends means a better ship.
