Client: Mission Critical Studios
Date: Jan - Feb 2013
Duration: 3 man-days
A technical Proof of Concept for a small infrared-controlled helicopter. We supported our client in the development of a smartphone application that lets you control this helicopter through an infrared-transmitter plugged in to your headphone jack. The source code we contributed to was eventually used in an app for the Air Hogs Heli Replay by Spin Master.
Client: Mission Critical Studios
Date: December 2012
Duration: 7 man-days
Prototyping a puzzle platformer game in Unity3D – creating a meticulous copy of the original gameplay (originally in a different game engine) and making the game mechanics consistent across 100+ levels.
Client: Cartamundi
Date: November 2012
Duration: 17 man-days
Brainstorm, concept and prototyping for a game in which printed playing cards can be used on the iPad’s screen to introduce animals into the game world and solve puzzles.
Client: Disney Interactive Media Group
Date: June 2012
Duration: 7 man-days
Client: Stardoll
Date: June 2012
Duration: 4 man-days
While the Stardoll team was in production of a mobile game we brainstormed and created two mini-game prototypes for them – which helped them to select the most interesting concept for their game.
Client: FlowFinger
Date: May 2012
Duration: 18 man-days
This concept is all about detonating fireworks and scoring combos. Our work included game design and three prototype iterations for this upcoming iOS puzzle game.
Client: APGO Limited HK
Date: March 2012
Duration: 9 man-days
Prototype consisting of the core gameplay mechanics and the more complex-to-program parts, allowing the client to evolve it further into a full game, ready for release on iOS and Android.
Client: Cartamundi
Date: January 2012
Multiplayer prototype used to demonstrate how Printechnologic’s Touchcode technology, in combination with playing cards printed by Cartamundi, can be used to create a compelling and unique gameplay on iOS devices.
Client: Contessa
Date: September 2011
Duration: 5 man-days
Client: Thumbs Up Games
Date: July 2011
Duration: 5 man-days
Tilt-based physics puzzler.
Client: Thumbs Up Games
Date: July 2011
Duration: 4 man-days
A top-down action puzzler.
Client: Thumbs Up Games
Date: June 2011
Duration: 7 man-days
In this physics based game concept based on circuit theory, you have to revive suffocating people by controlling a ventilation system.
Client: Thumbs Up Games
Date: June 2011
Duration: 2 man-days
Feed and evolve animals by flicking food at them coming from a conveyor belt. After discovering that this core concept was exactly the same as in Zoo Toss, the development originally estimated 4 man-days was halted.
Client: PlayFirst
Date: April 2011
Duration: 5 man-days
Client: Games Foundation
Date: April 2011
Duration: 6 man-days
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