We've ported our popular Flash game "drifts" to the iPhone and iPad! Rewritten from scratch, this commercial version of the game features beautiful iPhone 4 compatible graphics and gameplay that has been carefully tweaked to provide the optimum experience on each device.

Commissioned for the launch of the Naruto:Shippuden series on a popular US cable network, “Naruto: Fast Flying Heroics” is a 3D Flash game that takes the player through six different levels of arcade-style gameplay, boss fights and animated cut scenes that advance the story.

Austrian beer brand Zipfer hosted a beer drawing competition, and advertisement agency DRAFTFCBi approached us to implement a microsite based on their layouts and designs, as well as a promotional mini-game. The key requirement was for the beer to look convincing.

The result was the most complex beer drafting simulation ever developed in Flash (we'll gladly bet you a six-pack on this statement). The game models the dynamics of liquid and foam using advanced analytic geometry and scores players based on different factors such as the height of the whitecap and the amount of liquid spilled.

Marketing agency provo wanted to create an engaging navigation for its portfolio site and approached us with the idea of creating a 3D pop-up book in Flash. Site visitors can rotate the book in 3D and turn its pages to explore the different site sections. We created the application based on floor plans and illustrations provided by the client and worked with their web development agency to integrate the navigation seamlessly with the rest of the site.

In 2009, global managed futures fund provider Superfund created a mobile exhibition featuring 12 interactive multimedia installations on more than 200 square meters of exhibition space. The Superfund Investment World's exterior featured a five meter high LED display, for which we created visuals which incorporated real-time stock data and a variety of eye-catching particle effects.

We also provided the complete client-side software and onscreen graphics for the “Commodity Train”, a touchscreen-based data visualization application synched to a model train. And finally, for an installation that lets users explore the concept of managed futures through two mechanized market stalls selling and buying oranges, we created motion graphics showing how the price of a commodity may rise or fall in the course of a year.

As part of the promotion for a major US comedy film, we created a fun Ultimate Frisbee Flash game. “Flying Disc Frenzy” features an entirely mouse-based control scheme, team-based artificial intelligence at two difficulty levels and an in-game tutorial that takes players right into the field to show them how to play.

At.lant.is is a virtual world for kids to make friends, build virtual homes and play games. For plazz entertainment, we created an adaptation of our Flash game “drifts” to run in the At.lant.is world. We created new graphics for the game to match At.lant.is' visual style, changed the gameplay to better suit At.lant.is' target audience and made all technical changes required to integrate our game with At.lant.is' code-base.

When Romania's best-selling beer brand Ursus hosted an event tour through the country, Bucharest-based advertisement agency mercury360 asked us to rebrand and adapt our popular Flash game “Coign of Vantage“ to work with a 3rd party gesture recognition system. The result was a standalone version of the game, controllable by hand-waving, which entertained and engaged clubbers in ten Romanian cities.

In 2008, Austria co-hosted the UEFA European Football Championship, and public broadcasting company ORF asked creative agency ILLUSTREE to design and implement an online application where users could vote for their favorite quotes by soccer players, trainers and managers. In order to promote the application, we designed and produced three animated television spots under ILLUSTREE's direction.