Teju Games is a two-person studio making small, loud games to play together: co-op chaos for PC, an open New York full of dinosaurs, and quick browser games you can open in a lunch break.
A co-op extermination job for PC, an open-world New York full of dinosaurs, and a browser game about temptation. All three are being built in the open, and all three want your feedback.
A co-op extermination job that goes wrong on purpose.
Two exterminators, one van, ten contracts. Swat ants across a garage, argue about who let the giant one in, and buy better gear between jobs. Physics does the rest.
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Every car is a choice.
You run the car wash. Wash it spotless for honest tips, or check the glovebox and see what is worth taking. The more you steal, the hotter it gets. Just don't get caught.
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You can't fight them. You can put them to sleep.
Dinosaurs are loose in New York. A kid who knows everything about them builds a tranquilizer out of a bike pump and goes out to find his family, with a baby T-Rex at his heels.
Visit the game pageOur games start from one question: what happens when a friend is in the room? Friendly fire is on. Blame is part of the design.
Flat colours, low-poly shapes, readable at a glance. It runs on old laptops, and it lets us ship ten levels instead of polishing one.
Nothing ships until it has been played by people who owe us nothing. When a build is ready to be seen, the list at the bottom of this page gets it first.
If it can be launched across a room, it will be. Half the jokes in our games are written by the physics engine, and we keep the ones that survive playtesting.
The two figures in our logo are not us. They are the point. A game is something you share: passed back and forth, shouted at together, remembered because of who was next to you. The part where the two overlap is the part we make games for.
Today we are two developers building a co-op extermination game and an open New York full of dinosaurs in Unity, plus a browser game about temptation, working from Italy with roots in the Río de la Plata.
The teju is a lizard from back home: small, fast and much harder to catch than it looks. We liked that for a studio.
One e-mail when there is something to play. No newsletters about newsletters.
Press kits with logos, screenshots and facts live on each game's page. For interviews, keys or anything else, write to us. A human answers.
