Strategy. Systems. Consequence.
A solo studio building strategy and arcade games where the interesting part is deciding without enough information — and living with it.
Games
Production is burning. The logs are your only signal.
A terminal arcade game about being on call. Logs stream past faster than you can read them, most of it harmless noise, and the one line that matters is already three screens up.
Soldiers of Wealth — Season 0, Pioneer Phase
A one-to-three minute pixel-art endless runner. Collect coins and assets, dodge the bills, and survive the market events long enough to bank a net worth worth keeping.
Military strategy meets the market
A strategic economic simulation where armies and portfolios are the same decision. Build a position, hold it through a downturn, and find out whether your alliances survive the quarter.
Two crews, one cul-de-sac, a lot of cardboard
A real-time strategy game where rival crews of kids fight over a suburban block with water balloons, trash-can shields and siege engines built out of whatever was in the garage.
Devlog
The old site was a template with invented testimonials and stock controller photos. Here's what replaced it, and the browser problem that shaped it.
Soldiers of Wealth is a slow game about weekly decisions. Coin Run is the two-minute version, and building it changed what the strategy layer needs.
Why a game about reading production logs has no sprites, no scrolling background, and nothing on screen that isn't text you're supposed to read.
Each game starts from a system most people only notice when it breaks — a production outage, a paycheck — and turns it into something you can play.
Asperia Games is an Ambitious Concepts production. Everything gets written up as it's built — including the parts that turned out to be wrong.
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