It is with great pride that today we announce the release of our first commercial title!

Bugged is a game about squashing bugs. Not happy to simply leave it at that we thought you might like to flick and explode them into each other as well. Oh and watch out, they’re after your lunch so don’t go showing them any pity now (yes no matter how cute they are).

Bugged is a fantastically simple and addictive concept which features new intuitive gameplay ideas and beautiful 2D visuals. We’re confident that avid gamers and casual players alike are going to enjoy the simple mechanics that reward skilful play. Plus the bugs make a satisfying mess when you squash them.

Check out the video after the break or mosey on over to the Bugged game page for more details.

The ninja's have been hard at work and it is with great joy that we can announce today that our first commercial IP is inbound for Android Market.

You'll have to wait for more details but we promise that it’s going to be one of those addictive little titles you can hardly put down. The ninja’s don’t like treading old ground - we're hoping that you're going to find the game's unique blend a breath of fresh air!

Project X progress also continues apace, more on that later…

Yup that’s right. We’ve released the tech demo for Zombie Holdout today. An hour and a half early too, we must be buying good coffee. 

One of the most interesting aspects of this quick and dirty little prototype is the physical dimension. How long can you hold out against the undead tide? Is this good training for (the inevitable) z-day? Probably not, but it’s darn good fun.

It's back to the Project X prototype for code now, so keep watching this space for more updates.

Video and download link in our products section, adults only please.

We would like to announce the imminent release of a fully playable Kinect shooter tech demo for PC - Zombie Holdout!

All the art guys are currently somewhere in the asset pipeline for the Project X prototype. We think they may have forgotten how the torch works as there seems to be little light at the end of the tunnel. Don't worry, we can hear them scraping their way forward, so progress is certainly being made.

With a code base in place for the Project X prototype, everyone else found time to rattle together this quick Kinect prototype.

With everyone agreed that we have a solid game design document, schedule and business plan; Project X has today taken it's first steps towards becoming a reality.

We're not at liberty to disclose any more details at this stage... which is a shame because we're all bursting to let you know what we're working on!

Deep breath - slowly, slowly, catchy ninja.