Fabraz

Fabraz is an independent game development studio that prides its diversity both in design, and its developers. Drawing from minds and talent found in New York, Boston, Berlin, Zurich and Bangkok, it is a breeding ground of creativity. 1st Game: Cannon Crasha A iOs/Android game about two opposing castles on one battlefield destroying each other with comically large cannons. It appeared on websites such as Kotaku & IGN and was featured by Apple numerous times. 2nd Game: Planet Diver A Mobile & PC game about a daredevil wing suit diving in space. It was nominated for several awards including the MomoCon Game Prize & Indie Prize and was part of the Indie Arena Booth showcase. 3rd Game: Slime-san A PC & Console game about a slime that was swallowed up whole by a giant worm. It appeared on websites such as IGN, Kotaku and Destructoid. It was nominated for awards including the Indie Prize, Bit Awards, GDWC and more. It was part of the Indie Arena Booth selection and was on display at the Smithsonian and Seattle Museum of Pop. It was published by Headup Games and featured by Nintendo & Metacritic numerous times, one of 2017's best platformers according to IGN. Fabraz is also behind several other interesting prototypes such as the Wild Wild Pixel, Silhouetted Sovereign and Game Jam titles such as Mutiny on Samovar V and Andari Prime. In addition to self-developed video games, Fabraz also initiated a publishing program to release unique independent games from other developers to the Nintendo Switch like SpiritSphere DX. Last but not least, Fabraz is also behind the ongoing webcomic the Tale of Aeria and is part of Playcrafting's selection of teachers as well as NYU's Gamecenter Incubator Advisory Board.