HakJak Productions
1 member DeveloperSolo game dev making Guts and Glory, a deadly racing survival game that's a bloody good time!
Invidius
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Invidius is determined to make the best games possible with what we have in our arsenal of technology. Our first break-out game, Sanity, will be aimed towards hardcore gamers that love a great story, immersive gameplay, and most importantly... love to be scared! We wanted to do something new, innovative, and truly scary (unlike most modern games and movies). So, we set out to bring you Sanity. Which ironically enough will probably drive you insane from the sheer scare factor...
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