Factsheet

Description

Bluish-Green Productions is a Toronto-based Indie developer led by Attila "Gabriel" Branyiczky specializing in the creation of 2D games.

Make Games, Play Games

The studio’s motto; “Make Games, Play Games” emphasizes its commitment to provide both entertaining games to play as well as a collection of Free and Premium game development resources!

History

The studio founder, Attila “Gabriel” Branyiczky began attributing the name “Bluish-Green Productions” to the games he published online starting in 2005. Gabriel published a number of free games he made with GameMaker on the YoYo Games sandbox page before releasing his first commercial game; “Robo’s World: The Blulite Rocks“ on the Mac App Store in 2012. Bluish-Green Productions would go on to release multiple Apps on iOS and Android, starting with the hybrid Tower-Defense / Real-Time Strategy game; “Orbit: Satellite Defense”. Nearly every App has since received a free release on either PC / HTML5 platforms. These games are available to play on Gabriel’s Itch.io page. Working together with Throw Away Games, Gabriel published “Robo’s World: The Zarnok Fortress” on Steam in 2016.

Upcoming Projects

Unless” is an upcoming 2D platformer featuring a retro look complete with a restricted color palette.


“Project Mayor” is a city-management / mayor simulator game currently being developed by Bellwood Studios with Gabriel responsible for UI implementation and assisting with the design of the game.


Videos

Demo Reel 2018 YouTube


Images

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Attila "Gabriel" Branyiczky and Ari Lotter at TO Jam #12

Attila "Gabriel" Branyiczky and Ari Lotter at TO Jam #12


Affiliates

Ari Lotter

Freelance web designer and Indie game developer. He made my original site, then helped out with this Squarespace one! Did I mention he's a programming prodigy?
Ari's Website

Slashrun

The music in a couple of Bluish-Green Productions titles is provided by /RUN (SlashRun). Check out The Standard Model on Bandcamp