We create experiences that leave a mark. A creative team that makes content people feel and remember — EXPECTACLE.
We find the story worth telling and give it the form it deserves.
Visual, interactive — crafted from our own perspective, in whatever format the idea demands.
Not just something to see. Something to take part in, and something to remember.
Two games are live on Steam, a card game is funding on Tumblbug, and more is in development at EXPECTACLE.
Backing is open until 11 September 2026.
A party card game about snitching. Nine cats want the same inheritance, so they spend the game pointing at each other. Every card has a second face, and the story flips the moment somebody turns one over. A minute to explain, about ten to play, with more than seventy drawings of cats caught in the act.
Two titles you can play today.
A romantic visual novel about boundaries, choices, and the moments that happen after the bell. Episode 1 introduces four heroine routes, branching decisions, and relationship flags that shape what comes next.
A text-based survival comedy where one impossible bathroom crisis turns into a chain of terrible decisions. Find your way through awkward choices, escalating panic, and 25 ways to ruin your life.
More from EXPECTACLE — still under wraps.
A new interactive digital novel from EXPECTACLE.
A tycoon-style game about running a fruit shop.
Not every idea wants to be a game. Some turn out to be a room, some a piece of writing, some something we have not tried yet.
About 100m² we designed and built ourselves. One room is orange and loud, with string lights and floor cushions. The other is dark, for a projector and a sofa you sink into. A big screen for karaoke and PlayStation, a laptop for streaming, and a shelf of board games.
Devlogs, notes and post-mortems. If we worked something out the hard way, it ends up here rather than staying in someone’s head. Release news too, when there is any.
We make the kind of game we would want to play through twice.
Four people at the moment. The number moves with the project.
MKKPLAY leads. Everything else gets decided together.
Four people means every decision has a name attached to it. Nothing arrives from somewhere else, already decided.
Two titles live on Steam, two more in development, inside a year. We would rather put something in front of players than keep polishing it in private.
Devlogs, notes, post-mortems. If we worked something out the hard way, it goes in the Journal.