It's turkey time in one corner of the world, and Steam is serving up its Autumn Sale through December 3. Both Ossuary and "The Majesty of Colors" are 50% off throughout the sale.

Don't buy anything on Black Friday. But if you must, please buy our games.

The sale ends ...

American Thanksgiving and Black Friday are upon us. It can be a little difficult to figure out what's on sale where, so we're providing a per-storefront summary. All our video games come with Steam keys, even if if you aren't purchasing directly on Steam, and all discounts are 60% off. ...

At the end of February we released "(I Fell in Love With) The Majesty of Colors" Remastered. Now that the furor and stress of the release week is behind us, we can look back at how it went.

We've been generally very pleased with the critical and fan response ...

"(I Fell in Love With) The Majesty of Colors" has been greenlit on Steam!

Thank you so much for your votes, your support, and for spreading the word.

This is big for us, because we means we'll be able to launch "Majesty" on Steam from day 1 in ...

In 2008, Gregory created "(I Fell in Love With) The Majesty of Colors", a game about love, loss, and balloons where you embody a sinuous creature from beneath the ocean who discovers the beauty and hazards of the surface world.

Today we're excited to announce that we're bringing ...

Ossuary is part of the Steam Summer Sale and will be 25% off until July 4! If you haven't had a chance to play yet, it's only $7.50 (USD). If you've played and liked it, we'd be thrilled if you wrote a review on Steam to let us know.

What ...

2015 was a weird year. Somewhere in that year is a typical tale of an indie game studio underestimating project timelines and changing directions based on surprises and things they learned.

But I want to talk about budgets.

It's been a while since we've updated our morbid Discordian satire Ossuary, but there are some issues that have been nagging at us. We improved the introductory experience and made some additions and fixes to accessibility and usability.

For full details, check out the update news.

If you ...

Ossuary—which is currently 50% off on Steam, and will be 50% off next week on FireFlower—is getting an update soon to provide some user experience improvements.

One in particular that we noticed in watching folks play on YouTube is that colorblind players find the floor puzzles impossible to solve without brute forcing a solution through trial and error.

As indie devs, we leverage a variety of services to keep track of keys we've given out, press we contact or want to contact, vendors we've talked to, customers we've interacted with, and fellow developers/artists/etc. we follow.

Here's our list:

• Highrise: a free-for-small-setups Customer Relationship Manager (CRM) in which we store customer, press, and vendor contacts and email discussions. Highrise was originally developed by the makers of Basecamp and Campfire, and still has that clean UX.
• Promoter: a free-for-tiny-setups system to track press mentions of your games.
• presskit(): a free, self-hosted PHP tool to create a presskit for your company and its games — descriptions, screenshots, videos, press quotes, awards, etc.
• distribute(): a free, centrally-hosted tool that houses game keys and provides an interface through which press can request them. Requests are vetted to ensure they aren't from randos, and shows the reach/audience size of the folks requesting keys.

All four of these services can talk to each other, but it's not always the clearest to figure out how.