Games
Animation
Web

Stuff We're Working On

MAPPSOL

"Playground Bully" Mobile Game

Coming soon to the AppStore and to Google Play, this game features Pete, the playground bully who battles with playmates constantly pelting him with ice cream cones, math books, and hand grenades.

RICE UNIVERSITY

Science Games for Kids

Our game development gurus are working closely with researchers at Rice's Center for Technology in Teaching and Learning to create online educational games. Rice is using the games to increase students' science and health knowledge and to inspire those students to pursue careers in science.

ONLY IN HOUSTON

Community Website for Creative Professionals

We're working with the OiH Board of Directors and AAF-Houston to design and launch a new community website for this organization of creative professionals.

GRAMMAROPOLIS

Educational Website and App for Kids

These recently-launched education projects feature animated episodes, books, songs, and games. Grammaropolis is a fresh, fun, and exciting new way to learn about the parts of speech.

VALOANS.COM

Responsive Website for Online Mortgage Company

Our team is crafting a new responsive website for this industry leader in military veteran mortgages. For years, our team has used everything we know about SEO, user experience, and lead generation to help make this company a leader in its field.

Tropicana Las Vegas

3D Projection Mapping Animation Project with Texas Video and Post

We're always excited to explore new technologies and were thrilled when Texas Video and Post offered us the chance to work on this project. The technology is known as "3D projection mapping" and was used to present the animation we created for the Tropicana Las Vegas hotel and casino. At a premiere in May 2011, the animation was projected on the facade of the casino for tens of thousands of people to see as they walked and drove on the famous Las Vegas Strip.

This scene transition features an octopus that breaks through the building's exterior to expose an ocean filled with fish and interstitial messages.

Circular saw blades cut through the building's exterior to reveal live-action videos and promotional announcements.