greentunic designs, builds and operates its own work, from the first line of code to the servers it runs on. A studio of one, deliberately small.
Every player gets the same run today. Computed in your browser with the same FNV-1a hash the game uses; it rolls over at midnight UTC.
Two projects. Both designed, built, deployed and maintained in-house.
A vertical arcade shoot-em-up. 48 story levels across six worlds, an endless mode, and a daily challenge seeded off the date so everyone plays the same run.
Captured in engine.
An RSS reader for people who follow too many feeds. It dedupes the same story across sources, summarises what is left, and delivers a digest to the channel you actually read.
Small on purpose, and built to stay that way.
greentunic is an independent studio in southern Spain. One person, by design: the same hands write the code, draw the art, run the deployments and answer the email.
Behind it is a senior software engineer working on distributed systems and the infrastructure underneath them. The engineering CV is here.
Oddity Sector collects nothing at all. Its privacy policy is short because there is nothing to declare.
Design, code, deployment and the servers underneath. Nothing here depends on a platform that can vanish.
A deliberately small catalogue, shipped when it is ready and maintained after release.
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