We build games and the tools that make them — in the open, with AI in the pipeline and real designers at the table.
From an AI-driven Blender → Unity bridge and a geo-location-correct scenery generator, to hands-on animation work with a 30-year Unity veteran. Here's what's on the workbench.
The toolchain
Most game scenery is built by hand, one asset at a time. We're building the other way round: an AI coding agent that drives the whole pipeline. Claude Code sits in the middle, talks to Blender to model and lay out a scene, then hands the result straight into Unity — no manual export-import shuffle in between. Describe the scene, and the agent builds it.
Point it at a real place and it generates terrain and layout that matches the actual geography — not a generic blockout, the real shape of the ground.
The agent scripts Blender directly to build, place and texture scene geometry, then packages it for the engine.
Assets land in a Unity project ready to walk around — the bridge closes the loop between DCC tool and game engine.
Change the brief and the agent rebuilds. Level design becomes a conversation instead of a week of manual work.
The partnership
Working togetherWe're joining forces with Queens Heart Games — the indie studio founded by Felipe, the games designer who taught us the craft properly. He brings decades of game design and Unity; we bring AI. Together we've already built a string of tools off the back of working side by side.
It started with hands-on animation work and grew fast: an AI Blender-to-Unity bridge, geo-accurate scenery, and more — real tools born from one studio's decades of design instinct meeting agentic AI. This is the start of the story, not the whole of it. There's plenty more coming.
From Queens Heart Games' Beyond the Realm — character animation showcase.
Playable now
The tooling isn't theoretical — it comes out of actually building games and putting them online for anyone to play.
A browser FPS you join by clicking a link — no install, no account, streamed live to YouTube. Play it →
A 1–4 player local co-op containment shooter set in a failing deep-ocean facility. Built in public.
Prototypes and experiments land on the build log as they happen. See what's building →
The people
The best work here comes from working with people who've been doing this far longer than we have. Our colleagues page credits them properly.
Games designer, decades in Unity. Founder of Queens Heart Games; taught us game design, now our partner in building AI-powered tools.
New tooling, new footage and the Felipe story land here and on the build log.
