Independent game studio
EgoGamingCo builds social, systems-rich experiences on Roblox — places with real depth under the surface, where the fun holds up on the hundredth visit as well as the first.
Our games
A hub-obby you can settle into, a K-Pop card hangout, and a co-op metroidvania.
A five-floor glass tower with your own turf plot bolted onto it. Four difficulty arms — Unc, Noob, Buff and PSYCH — spiral out from the hub, a five-level dungeon runs beneath the lobby, and there are eggs, critters, find-hunts and sky races threaded through the whole thing. Every inch of it is generated at runtime.
ObbLandZ.comGo Fish, rebuilt as a K-Pop hangout. Nine tables, up to six players each, played with photocards of real group members. Six themed tables reroll their rules every thirty minutes, three stay traditional, and an NPC will sit down with you if the room is quiet — so there is always a game running.
Play on RobloxA co-op Zeldroidvania: one screen at a time, on a grid where the camera snaps from room to room. Nine themed regions, each with sub-areas and a boss dungeon; rooms switch between side-on, top-down and a spinnable 2.5D view. Twenty-seven themed tools double as weapons and keys, and parties travel together — with NPC teammates when your friends are offline.
Play on RobloxWhat makes them different
The map, the rules and the events keep moving on their own. Come back next week and it isn't the same place you left.
Players run their world from a browser, and people who have never opened Roblox can still reach the ones who are in there.
We drop into live sessions and take the controls — running events, playing characters, changing the world while you're standing in it. It's what the Ego in EgoGamingCo means.
The studio
We are a tiny independent studio, which means we get to be stubborn about the parts that matter: worlds built out of real systems rather than set dressing, multiplayer that works whether you brought friends or not, and controls that feel right on a phone as well as a desktop.
