Games

A portfolio built around vivid fantasy, strong progression, and high replay value.

From courtly simulation to PvPvE survival and grand historical conquest, the lineup reflects a studio interested in distinct worlds and lasting play loops.

Current Lineup

Three games, three different fantasies, one shared production discipline.

Each title carries its own tone, progression identity, and player promise.

An imperial life-simulation mobile game

Road of the Monarchs

Court intrigue | character growth | empire roleplay

A celebrated hit that invites players to rise as the ruler of an empire, discover richly styled foreign settings, recruit famed ministers, expand across the world, and enjoy an easygoing palace life filled with romance, intrigue, and courtly charm.

A multiplayer PvPvE battleground game

Turbulent battlefields

PvPvE survival | gear chase | high-risk combat

Set on a continent overrun by powerful monsters and hostile rivals, this title challenges players to grow through constant danger, chase stronger weapons and equipment, and survive in a world where the strong seek godhood while everyone else is learning how to bring gods down.

A historical strategy-and-growth mobile game

game brave

Historical strategy | alliance warfare | heroic progression

Unite the grasslands and rise as a legendary khan, recruit iconic heroes, confront the great powers of Eurasia, forge alliances on the battlefield, claim the Golden Royal Tent, and push forward through a sweeping path of bold conquest.

Studio Focus

The portfolio is guided by fantasy clarity, progression payoff, and memorable return loops.

We look for game concepts that communicate quickly, scale well, and give players a strong reason to come back.

Clear Player Fantasy

Every title starts from a readable power fantasy, whether that means ruling a court, surviving a hostile battlefield, or unifying a historical empire.

Long-View Systems

We care about growth loops, social pressure, and progression systems that can hold player attention beyond first impressions.

Distinct Worlds

The studio favors recognizable worlds and emotional identities over interchangeable feature sets.