Dual realm gameplay
Two overlapping realities. Shift between physical and soul to reveal paths, enemies, and truths that cannot exist in one world alone.
Flagship
Geis of Anam
An action RPG about oaths, obligation, and the cost of power. This is where we pressure-test systems, production, and taste before we stand behind co-development work.
Status: In development
How it changes the game
Clear, grounded, and directly tied to player experience.
Reactive world
Actions in one realm alter the other. The world responds to what you reveal, disturb, or restore.
Readable combat
Timing, positioning, and weapon identity remain clear even as encounters evolve across realms.
Core systems
The systems that define how the game plays.
Combat system
Combat across realities
Enemies exist differently across realms. Positioning and timing shift depending on where you fight.
Oath system
Oaths shape outcomes
Commitments are binding. Choices alter risk, encounters, and how the world responds.
Traversal / world
Explore a fractured land
Regions reflect what was lost, suppressed, or corrupted. Each area introduces new rules.
Puzzle system
Puzzle design
Solve across two states of reality. Reveal hidden structures, trigger resonance, and complete actions that cannot exist in a single world.
Premise
Sacred groves, fractured clans, and old oaths that still bind, even when the world moves on.
Setting
Anam is an island realm of storms, megaliths, and clans touched by powers they no longer fully control.
Player fantasy
Lead through impossible bargains: protect what matters, pay the cost in systems as much as story.
You are
Player fantasy and identity: what you carry into every bargain and blade.
- A soldier bound by oath
- Operating under a false truth
- Forced to decide what to preserve or break