We build the system behind them. The game's story engine decides what each moment needs, a language model writes the line for what you just typed, and a cloned voice performs it. The story stays the one the designer wrote.
Turn any story into manga pages. Paste a chat log, a script or a chapter: it storyboards the scene, keeps your characters on-model from panel to panel, draws every panel and letters the balloons in reading order. Every piece stays editable.
Web app · early access
Direct your own series. Name a world and say what happens next: it writes the shot, renders it with the same cast and chains it into an episode. Live on TikTok, the chat directs: one comment, one shot.
Web app · early access · built with Claude Code
Write-ups on what we've built: how it works, what it took, and the numbers.
The 2005 drama's story engine still runs the evening. Every line Trip and Grace say is now written and voiced live for what you typed, a median 1.87 seconds after the story asks for it.
7 October 2026 · Live dialogue · Read
The Source engine's movement ported to Roblox with our own collision, then a 12-player race with knives, snipers, trick reloads and item crates.
6 October 2026 · Roblox game, in development · Read
Altered Beast runs untouched on an emulated Mega Drive while a new renderer reads the console's memory every frame and draws it again in hand-painted HD.
5 October 2026 · Remaster · Read
Our first remaster: the 2006 game in an open-source client, its starting zone's textures redrawn at four times the resolution and switchable in game with one key.
5 October 2026 · Remaster, paused · Read
“A lack of an alibi does not substitute for affirmative proof.”The judge, turn 102 of a test trial
Question witnesses in your own words. The facts are fixed in code; the testimony, the objections and the verdict are written live, and a second model checks every turn for continuity.
September 2026 · Prototype · Read
We build AI into games and products that already exist, and keep your design in charge: your story, your rules, your art direction.
Your story system keeps choosing what happens; the characters answer the player in their own words, in a voice. We did it on a 2005 Java behaviour engine (the write-up), so most systems are fair game.
The kind behind Manga Studio and Averse Series: script to storyboard, the same characters across every image, shots that chain into episodes.
Every change is replayed on the same recorded sessions, so you see what got better, how fast it runs and what each use costs.
Projects, collaborations, early access, or just a question.