We met at work, where we kept getting handed the projects nobody else wanted, but we took them on anyway, and usually delivered something better than anyone expected. People started calling us Batman and Robin - the dynamic duo who could do anything! We're gamers and problem-solvers who spent years building other people's ideas. ChemTree Games is us building our own.
Co-Founder
Kylee mostly handles art, design, and UX, but she also writes the code to build it. She's an artist, a developer, and she cares most about how a game feels to play and the story it tells.
Co-Founder
Triston typically handles the mechanics behind the scenes, but he knows games inside and out. He's a developer and a tinkerer, the one who finds the exploit everyone else missed.
Read our initials out loud, and you'll hear where the studio name came from.
We're choosy about what we make. We only start a game we believe in, then get a rough version into players' hands early and build from what they actually do with it.
We don't start a game unless we believe in it. We'll pour real time and art into an idea, then drop it anyway if we stop loving it. We stay careful about what we commit to, so the ones that survive are games we'd play ourselves.
We get builds to players in alpha and beta, then watch how people actually play. What they do tells us what to fix, cut, and add. We keep updating long after launch.
