Clarity over theatre
We share the real problem, the real constraint, and the real trade-off. Good work starts with honest context.
Independent since 202114 people · One shared table
Small team. Big signal.
We are a deliberately small studio where disciplines overlap, ideas move quickly, and every voice can change the game.
We started Meebu because the games we remembered most did not simply entertain us. They changed the temperature of a room.
Those games felt authored. Every mechanic, sound, shadow, and silence belonged to the same idea. We wanted to build that way: with a small group, a clear point of view, and enough trust to follow an unusual idea all the way through.
Today our team works across design, engineering, art, animation, audio, and writing. Titles matter less than curiosity. The best idea can come from anywhere, and the person closest to the problem gets room to solve it.
Our values
How we work when no one is watching.
Values only matter when they change the way a team makes decisions.
Curiosity with teeth
We ask strange questions, then test the answers. Wonder is stronger when it survives contact with a player.
Craft in service
Polish is not decoration. It is the care that makes a mechanic readable, a moment believable, and a world coherent.
“Make the player feel it before you explain it.”
The sentence on our prototype wall
Field notes
A short history of going further.
Four people, one borrowed room
Meebu began with a two-minute playable about a city under water. It was rough, strange, and enough to prove there was something worth chasing.
Disciplines start colliding
Artists learned scripting, engineers joined story reviews, and our prototype became the foundation for Neon Tide.
Neon Tide finds its players
Our first world left the studio and reached players across nine countries. Their notes still live in our build room.
Starfall Drift enters production
We are building our most ambitious project yet while prototyping the strange thing that may come after it.