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Orla the Frogsnatcher or Freddy Frogface (Nintendo DS)
The first digital adaption of a popular Danish children´s book by the imaginative mind of Ole Lund Kirkegaard. The book of Orla Frogsnatcher embodies the strong Nordic tradition of storytelling, and it is also an inspiring and entertaining animation feature film for everybody, children, parents and grandparents alike.

Orla Frogsnatcher is the first book by Ole Lund Kirkegaard that is made into an animated film and it is will be launch in 3D in the summer of 2011 along with the game.

Games at GDC 2011: Rider and Ranches Online (F2P-browser)
Horse game primarily for girls 8-12 years old and mixing the passion for horses with strong gameplay and MMORPG features. Socialize, compete and ride down the beach with your friends on horsebacks. Received a Nordic Game Development Grant in 2009.

The Legend of Enyo (Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3)
Based on a animation series aimed at 8-12 years old kids. The game follows the boy Enyo, whose only wish is to become a great hunter. However, fate has chosen another destiny for him: he has to become a Shaman in order to find the legendary Hidden Valley and thus, save his tribe the Doodjies. Launching worldwide in 2011.

Other
Game and IP development/co-development Contract work both for own use and for other companys or media providers Development of minor MMORPGs with the social focus

Games: Guppylife (browser Unity 3D)
GuppyLife is a free-to-play realistic looking 3D virtual world that appeals to tween girls, where they care for and love a virtual character, the Guppy—and for a small fee can add features to take better care of their Guppy, to stand out from other players, and gain gaming advantages in a fun, creative and safe online world.

Guppies are quite intelligent. With a little guidance they learn to sing, dance, and most importantly be nice to both friends and strangers. Without guidance however, they will pickup bad habits or get sad and depressed. Using a proprietary unique AI engine, the guppies can learn both by example and by own investigation, teach each other skills, such as where to look for food, and have social relations with the player and other guppies.

Games shown at GDC 2011:
Guppylife
 

Known for Max & The Magic Marker (WiiWare, Steam (PC/Mac) & Windows Phone 7, iOs)

A physics based 2D puzzle platformer, in which the player controls the boy Max and his Magic Marker. The player has to draw directly inside the game world where everything drawn becomes physical objects. This feature is used to complete levels and overcome challenges but it also provides the player with a unique tool that in itself is fun to play around with.

Awards
Winner of Independent Games Festival 2010 D2D Vision Award - “Best Overall” Unity Awards 2009 - “Best Children Game” Nordic Game Awards 2010 - “Talent of the Year” Danish Game Awards 2010

Games shown at GDC 2011:
Tentacles (Windows Phone 7)
Honorable Mention, Mobile Game, IGF 2011

A top-down platformer with the a core game mechanic based on the power of three grappling hooks - think Bionic Commando with three arms.

The player controls the freaky tentacle-monster Lemmy, which is the mishap of Dr. Phluff’s experiment to create the most adorable and lovable creature in the world. Lemmy moves through the body of Dr. Phluff in 40 levels, and the trick is to place the tentacles correctly, so the body of Lemmy moves forward, but avoids the enemies in his path.

Out end March for Windows Phone 7