STUDIO BLOG

If your days and nights have been lonely of late… why not take matters into your own (crafty) hands by creating a real life Pazzo … well, a dashboard sized more specifically! You’ll finally be able to hold him, cradle him like a baby or even go for a run together as the sun sets. […]

The studio has been busy over the last two months creating a paper model game based on one of our upcoming iOS/Android games. One of the exciting challenges is to make all of the models glue-free but still look awesome (and robust) when you’re having a full scale battle. Here’s a little insight i...

Folks visiting the AWS office often take note of the sign on the front door loudly declaring “Warning! Imitation weapons stored within – enter at own risk” – well the reason for this, aside from the obvious deterrent to door-to-door salespeople, is that it is relatively common to find weapons str...

As part of our epic questing in this era of video game creation, we are required to battle many fiendish processes that require lots of pre-planning, problem solving and general complex noodling. In this post, I am going to talk about one of those processes, specifically getting the visual richne...

Today we are going to share some development background on our new iPhone game Roc Pazzo, which should be in the app store soon. The name comes from the spaghetti western backdrop for the game, it is a (mis)translation of “mad rock” in Italian. The game is set with a spaghetti western version of ...

So far the year of 2010 has been quite an interesting one, far from boring, and overloaded enough to keep us busy. Some of the challenges we have tackled so far include; dabbling in some futuristic ways to entertain the end user through Augmented reality; diving deep into flash and experimenting ...