games studio
A one-person games studio.
Small games, built slowly and finished properly. Spatial games for headsets, puzzle games for phones, and a few odd things in between.
A hand-tracked spatial arcade game for Quest.
You stand still. Your right hand flies the drone. You punch through one disappearing ring at a time, using your left fist as a hard brake to snap into the angle — while the timer tightens, and lasers and mines start showing up on your actual walls.
A glowing physics puzzle game for Android.
Drop pairs of glass quark orbs, pop three of a colour, and set the chamber off in chain reactions. Every mechanic is a real idea from particle physics — gluons, antimatter, the weak force, the Higgs field — turned into something you can pop.
Also in progress: a couple of strategy games built from images and sprite animation, more puzzle games for phones, and later a series of dioramas for Quest.
Spareleg is a one-person games studio. The work runs from hand-tracked games for standalone headsets — the kind you can only really make now that the hardware can see your fingers — through to strategy and puzzle games that want nothing more than a screen and a good idea.
Everything here is built and tested on the device it ships on, which is slower and produces fewer, better things.
Press, keys, or a hello — [email protected].
Socials to come.