Independent game studio
An independent game studio that makes its own original games — small, actually finished, and funnier than they strictly need to be. No client work, no live-service treadmill: just games we own outright, the occasional free tool for other developers, and a name we misspelled on purpose.
Two devs, one approximately tent, no idea.
The workbench
In development
The whole point of the company. Small, original games for PC — Steam and itch.io, with Android when a title earns it — built to actually ship and owned outright so we can keep improving them. Released so far: zero, proudly, until the first one is good enough to charge money for.
Free · when ready
The bits we build for ourselves and then hand to other developers for nothing: Unity plugins, editor helpers, and small utilities you would swear someone should have written already. Not a revenue stream — just useful things we can afford to give away between games.
Ongoing
Prototypes, jam games, and short experiments where we find out whether an idea is fun before it becomes a whole project. Most stay gloriously weird and go nowhere; the survivors graduate into real games.
Studio operating system
Incompitents Studeos is a small, self-funded, owner-operated game studio in Texas — a real LLC, spelled wrong on purpose. We make and publish our own original games and own everything we build. The plan is deliberately unglamorous: ship small games, keep the ones that work, and grow a catalog we own outright instead of betting the whole studio on one enormous swing. No client work. No investors to disappoint. Just our own questionable ideas, taken seriously enough to finish.
Studio notes
Now
The studio is real on paper — Texas LLC, business plan, the works — and we are heads-down on the first prototype. There is, as of this writing, exactly nothing to play. We are roughly as impatient about that as you are.
Next
A Steam "coming soon" page and wishlist campaign, an itch.io home for demos, and the first small title clawing its way out of prototype into something we would let a stranger touch.
Later
The first finished game shipped (or in early access while we insist that was always the plan), regular devlogs, and the first free tools and Unity plugins handed to other developers.
Signal flare
Social signal
Follow the noise where it actually matters.
Every official Incompitents Studeos account in one place — currently broadcasting a studio that is extremely real and has, so far, released absolutely nothing. Follow along to watch that change in slow motion.
Screenshots, progress notes, tiny production victories, and public evidence that work is happening.
Playable builds itch.io incompitents-studeos.itch.ioThe future home for prototypes, demos, and playable things before they become dangerously official.
Trailers and devlogs YouTube @IncompitentsStudeosTrailers, milestone clips, devlogs, and footage that makes the games look slightly more planned than they are.
Community server Discord discord.gg/q3KxyEjzJ6The group chat, but official. Currently two devs, a tent, and whoever wanders in early enough to feel prophetic later.
Also online
Low-effort crossposts for the folks still haunting screenshotsaturday.
Short clips TikTok @incompitentsstudeosShort gameplay clips when something moves in a way that looks intentional.
Screenshots and reels Instagram @incompitentsstudeosReels, screenshots, and the occasional composed image pretending this is orderly.
Studio org GitHub github.com/Incompitents-StudeosPublic studio projects, experiments, and technical bits that survive contact with reality.