Hey everyone,
We wanted to write a small note about how we make our games.
At Vesvese Studios, we do not use AI-generated art during the development of our games. We know this topic can easily become loud and tiring, so we don’t want to turn this into a big speech. We just wanted to be clear about our own way of working. For us, games are personal things. They are not only code, art, music, or mechanics. They are also the weird little choices, mistakes, jokes, moods, and memories that happen while making them. That human part is very important to us.
We believe games are one of the strongest ways to tell stories. Sometimes that story is told with a character. Sometimes it is told with a monster standing in the dark for no reason. So we want to keep making our games by hand, with our own taste, our own limits, and our own strange ideas.
What We Are Working On
Some of you found us through Way of Madness, our handdrawn survival horror game. It is still very important to us. We have been working on it for a long time, and we want it to become the best version of itself instead of rushing it out before it is ready.
Way of Madness
We are also making till death ROLLS us apart, a small dice roguelike where you start with simple dice and slowly turn them into something very stupid and very dangerous. It is a compact game, but we are putting a lot of care into it. And the demo is out already so you can try it whenever you want to.
till death ROLLS us apart
And of course, there is CyberCook, our first game. It is a PS1 style experimental horror game about running a cannibal restaurant. It is rough, weird, and very much “us.” We have been updating it because we still care about it and we want people who play it now to have a better experience.
CyberCook
We also have Silent Fangs: Stealthy Vampire's Tale. It is in hiatus for now, but we still want to return to it one day. We want to make it an open-world vampire RPG in our own way. Not huge just to be huge, but full of weird stories, dark streets, strange characters, and vampire problems. You can wishlist it too if you want to keep an eye on it.
Silent Fangs: Stealthy Vampire's Tale
Thank You
Thank you to everyone who plays our games, wishlists them, sends feedback, reports bugs, joins our Discord, or simply follows what we are doing.
We are still a small studio, so every bit of support really matters to us.
We will keep making compact, strange, handmade games in our own way. Thanks for being here with us.
-Vesvese Studios