FOR BRANDS
Reach players inside the game, not around it.
Our games have been played 300.5M times on Roblox, and there are people in them right now. A campaign here is something a player does, finishes and keeps, rather than something they skip.
Read from Roblox and refreshed on their own. These are the numbers we have right now, not the ones we had when this page was written.
WORKED WITH
Partner studio on Anime Astral, together since launch
Anime Shadow and Anime Shadow 2, built together
Misfits
Partner on Anime Shadow
Partner on Anime Punch, and on Anime Capture since
Clip-to-reward quest in Anime Astral
What That Looks Like
Medal TV
Three steps, all of them things a player was going to do anyway: link your Roblox account to Medal, post a clip of Anime Astral, then play for fifteen minutes.
Finishing all three unlocked rewards inside the game - a limited pet, a global pet accessory, a limited title and a thousand tickets. The quest ran inside a live game with its own players rather than in a place built for the campaign, and it was announced to the whole community at once.
Creators Covered It on Their Own
None of these were paid for or asked for. They are people who play the games and made something about them, which is the audience a campaign here reaches.
Unlocking the STRONGEST PUNCH in ANIME PUNCH SIMULATOR
Anime Punch Simulator in Roblox
I Spent 24 Hours In Roblox Anime Astral Simulator
Starting as Noob with OP PET in Anime Astral Simulator
CORRA!! LANÇOU o ANIME ASTRAL, um NOVO SIMULATOR de CLICK
The NINJA Update Just CHANGED Roblox Anime Shadow 2 Forever
What We Build
Two things, said plainly. If what you want is neither, ask anyway and we will tell you straight whether we are the right studio for it.
A quest or event inside a game that already has players
Your product becomes something people do in a game they are already in: a task, a limited item, a title, a reward. No install to buy, no audience to rent - the players are already there. This is what we built with Medal TV.
A finished game, sold or licensed
Other studios have bought games we built. If you want the game itself rather than a placement in ours, that is a conversation we have had before.
Starting a Conversation
One email, and four things in it. We answer with whether it is possible, roughly what it takes, and who from here would build it.
- What you have in mind, in a paragraph. A rough idea is enough to answer.
- Who you are and who the audience is meant to be.
- When it needs to be live, and whether that date is fixed.
- Whether there is a budget already, even as a range.
No deck needed at this stage. If we are not the right studio for it, we will say so rather than take the meeting.