We create and publish games across web, mobile and PC. Explore a selection of our original projects, meet the people behind them, and find a starting point for your next collaboration.
Derrick Griffin and Lora Griffin, known creatively as Keyeske Yamada and Chykara Yamada, bring art, programming, writing, production and publishing together. Our roots reach back to the Magivolve avatar community in 2005.
Each card identifies the current stage and a possible conversation to start. Previews and ongoing projects continue to develop; scope and availability are agreed for each collaboration.
Actual game screenshot
Puzzle · Adventure
Haunted House Escape
Playable browser release
A painted manor mystery with four rooms, connected riddles, a clue journal and optional hints. Explore with mouse, touch or keyboard.
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Seasonal sponsorship, browser distribution and themed interactive experiences.
Our original fighting-game project explores character combat, throws and special moves. Its ongoing development also provides a foundation for combat-system experiments.
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Original fighting-game development, publishing and custom combat projects.
Golden Clash game screenshot from the developer journal
Adventure · Character world
Shark Hero Dekino
Playable games · Ongoing development
Meet Dekino and Sharkina in an expanding ocean-themed game world. The site includes playable projects and a developer journal documenting new work, including Golden Clash.
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Character-led collaborations, game publishing and development partnerships.
Our library includes work created before generative AI and newer AI-assisted projects. We discuss production methods, relevant rights, materials and platform requirements for each proposed partnership.
Mobile games & apps
Browse individual Amazon Appstore listings, with icons, listing dates and store links.
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