Game Development Case Studies

Idusa is our flagship educational title, built for young learners and used in in-person school outreach as well as app store distribution.

Focus areas

• Age-appropriate pacing and difficulty for kids
• Cross-platform build pipeline (Windows + Android from one Godot project)
• Simple, clear UI for a young audience

Where it stands

• Live on the Microsoft Store and Google Play
• Used directly in Idusa school visits as a teaching tool

An arena survival game where waves of monsters get progressively harder. Built entirely in Godot's 3D pipeline.

Focus areas

• Wave-based enemy spawning and difficulty scaling
• 3D character controller and combat feel in Godot
• Performance tuning for lower-end Android devices

A stealth rescue game — sneak past a patrolling villain to reach a kidnapped friend without getting spotted. Difficulty ramps as levels progress.

Focus areas

• Line-of-sight and detection logic for the villain AI
• Level design that escalates challenge without new mechanics
• Shipping the same build to both Microsoft Store and Google Play

A daily-use utility app for the Kenyan market: emergency contacts, paybill numbers, exchange rates, transport and airtime/data USSD codes, and public holidays — all in one place.

Focus areas

• Keeping USSD and paybill reference data accurate and current
• Fast, offline-friendly lookups for everyday use
• Simple navigation for a utility-first, no-frills app

A tap-to-the-beat rhythm game inspired by Kenyan music and culture, built in Flutter.

Focus areas

• Precise timing/hit-detection for tile taps against a beat map
• Culturally grounded visual and audio identity
• Smooth animation performance on Android

A modern take on the classic Snake game — same core loop, updated visuals and controls.

Focus areas

• Responsive touch controls for a grid-based classic
• Clean, modern visual refresh without losing the original feel