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Original games, clearer collections and a stronger studio showcase

Explore selected original games with screenshots and current project stages, find fan projects in a separate collection, and see a clearer introduction to working with Magisoft.

  • Website
  • Original games
  • Studio showcase
  • Partnerships
  • Game collections

Our new Original Games showcase brings six selected studio projects together: Haunted House Escape, Pumpkin Bowling 3D, Kopeksia Damage Delt, Fighting in the Streets, Shark Hero Dekino and Space Attack. Each project has a representative image, a clear current stage, a direct game or game-world link, and possible topics for a partnership conversation. Actual game screenshots and promotional illustrations are labeled separately.

The homepage now introduces Magisoft as a studio creating and publishing web games, mobile apps and PC games, with direct routes to the original-games showcase and Partnerships. Our worlds and hosted games are grouped so that studio projects, unofficial fan projects, historical fantasy and technical studies can be understood separately. Hosted cards identify playable releases and development previews, and collection shortcuts make it easier to reach a group.

Partnerships now highlights three original-game examples and explains how to begin a sponsorship, publishing or custom-development conversation. Our earlier work for Spil Games included dress-up and makeover projects with hair and nail themes. Proprietary client-project details remain private.

The KeyeskeKara card now opens its creative-history section on About Us, including the existing dated Wayback screenshot, instead of directing visitors to an unavailable storefront. We also repaired malformed punctuation in earlier developer-log entries and updated the older founder-bio announcement to use Programmer for Lora. Existing article addresses and announcement dates are preserved.

Public pages now have clearer search and link-preview information, including individual game titles, and the site provides a sitemap and crawler instructions. These changes help visitors and companies find the studio, explore the work and reach the relevant project pages.

What changed

  • Added a selected original-games showcase with project stages, representative images, direct links and partnership topics.
  • Separated studio games, fan projects, historical fantasy and technical studies while retaining existing game links.
  • Added collection shortcuts and current release labels to hosted-game cards.
  • Strengthened the homepage and Partnerships introduction with a clear studio offering and original-game examples.
  • Replaced the unavailable KeyeskeKara storefront handoff with the existing creative-history archive.
  • Repaired older developer-log text while preserving article URLs and dates.
  • Added consistent search and social-sharing metadata, a sitemap and crawler instructions.
A closer look

Screenshots

The original-games showcase displays actual Haunted House Escape and Pumpkin Bowling screenshots, current playable status and possible partnership topics.
Selected original projects now have representative images, clear project stages, direct game links and ideas for collaboration.
The hosted collection has a separate Fan projects heading, an unofficial-project explanation and cards with current preview status.
Fan projects appear in their own group, separate from studio games and the original-games showcase.
The Partnerships page introduces the studio and links to original games, followed by three selected project examples with their current stages.
Partnerships now leads with our offering and specific original-game examples for prospective collaborators.

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