Gunhollow
Instanced combat on a handful of well-built maps.
Independent studio · Mac first · Native
Games built for the Mac, all the way down
We write our own renderers in Swift and Metal, run our own servers, and sell our games ourselves. Two titles in development, four more named, and the tools we make them with.
In development
Each title has its own home.
Royal Valor
An action-adventure MMO you can play alone or with a party, in a world that keeps growing.
New maps and quests over the long run, a cash shop for gear you can see on your character, and nothing in it that wins fights.
royalvalorgame.comColdkeel
One shot, and everything between you and it.
Reach the position, read the scene, range the target, and account for what the world does to the bullet. Built on our own engine.
coldkeel.comOn the bench
Named and held. Not in development yet.
Brassgrave
Trenches, close quarters, and earth on every side.
Sedgefall
Ruined interiors, lit by whatever still works.
Brinewake
Fighting on decks that never stop moving.
Tools for game makers
What we build our games with, released for anyone.
Rigkin
Build game characters from anyone's modular parts. Browse, randomize, fit and export.
rigkin.com →Worldra
Build worlds from anyone's environment packs. Lay out props, sculpt terrain, light it, export.
worldra.app →Windage Engine
A Swift 6 and Metal 4 foundation for native first- and third-person games on macOS.
windageengine.com →Studio
How we work.
Small, native, and on our own terms.
Mac first. If a game earns another platform, it gets a real native port, not a wrapper.
Single player at the core. Every shooter plays alone. Co-op comes before competitive.
Your account belongs to the game. Each title keeps its own player accounts. Nothing is shared with anything else we make.
Sold directly. No launcher, no store in the middle unless a game chooses one.