A director-led team that plugs into your pipeline to build worlds, capture cinematic gameplay
and deliver the promo kits campaigns run on.
London-based, white-label, happy on-site or remote.
Environments are designed and built for the shots you need, then handed over as clean, shot-ready scenes your teams can capture from and cut into. When it helps, we can also grab key moments in-engine and supply usable promo and store-ready material alongside your own pipeline.
Between client jobs we run our own worlds and stories as R&D, so by the time we are on your brief we have already tested ideas, looks and workflows.
We help build trailers from the game outwards. One small team can handle scene build and in-engine capture, then work alongside your editors, or take on the full edit when you need extra capacity. Either way you get organised shots, a clear handover and, when asked, a finished trailer with matching key art, store visuals and social versions, all white-label and under NDA.
We treat key art as an extension of the edit, building and lighting scenes specifically for stills. Whether we start from your assets or build shots from scratch, you get clean, layered files and platform-ready crops for store, social and trailers.
We build hero props, characters and hard-surface kits that hold up in close-up. That can mean refining your in-house meshes or creating new pieces from concept. We can rig and animate characters and props for the shots you need, or hand them back clean and engine-ready so your teams can light and iterate without fighting the files.
Between client jobs we run our own experiments: Neurofunk, our ongoing comic and concept line, and a set of playable worlds we build in UEFN. They’re R&D sandboxes for pacing, framing and worldbuilding, so by the time we’re on your brief we’ve already stress-tested ideas, pipelines and looks.
Damon’s mission with Yhi doesn’t exactly go to plan. One minute he’s pounding a peacekeeping Maraudex into the pavement, the next he’s loitering outside a grocery store wondering how it all escalated.
Welcome to Iso-City — where even a quick errand can trigger a classified incident.
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Three kids — Twist, Duke, and Rugg — decide the fastest way out of Zone 4 is through citrus and hustle. Their bootleg lemonade stand is all teamwork, secret ingredients, and questionable permits.
Meanwhile, the Syndicate is watching. And in Iso-City, a small dream can have explosive consequences.
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A desperate old man. A stolen ID chip. A tourist queue he was never meant to be in. When a forged escape plan begins to unravel, Damon — Iso-City’s most unpredictable glitch — walks straight into the chaos.
And something else walks in with him.
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A cartel swarm is tearing through Zone 4—smashing stalls, shaking down end-users, and closing in on a weary old man and a FreakFlux who can’t trust his own signal.
Now fugitives in the Interzone, Damon and the old man lie low and search for a plan. State security wants the FreakFlux; the cartel wants its due. In the Interzone, secrets don’t stay secret for long.
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