An ethereal 2D animation of the dream spirit flowing in an astral plane. While the bold outlines of the spirit shimmer and the energy lines glow within the spirit, we feel calm and healing when we connect with our spirits and allow our cosmic ancestral energy to move through and transform us.

wawêsîwin is a game born from nostalgia and a combined love of dress-up and nêhiyaw culture. Customize your avatar and create an outfit inspired by modern nêhiyaw fashion!

Journey across star systems and listen to the wisdom of relatives to discover a path home, for it is the only way to discover a path forward.

The year is 2173, and after a long ride home you still need to fetch some tea for an Elder…

La Leun Waashisho consists of four projects: Casey Koyczan’s adzęzah ; moon. Feather Miigwans’ Obiskaatebidoon ezhi-dibendang/She Bends the Light to Her Will, Jason Baerg’s Ni mamoowitoonaan/We Are United, and Quinn Hopkins’ 13 Moon Calendar.

Katsi’noniowá:nen - The Flying Head is the first in a series of games that will focus on the Kahnawá:ke dialect of Kanien’kéha (Mohawk). Each game will be a modern adaptation of a Haudenosaunee legend.

Washed-up bowler Adam Cardinal Jr. fights to buy his late father’s bowling alley but faces sabotage from Sarah, his father’s rival’s daughter. With his best friend Benny, he schemes, hustles, and trains for a high-stakes tournament — his last shot at redemption, legacy, and proving he still has what it takes.

gokò ; home is an immersive audiovisual experience that guides viewers through surreal and imagined landscapes of Denendeh (the Northwest Territories) and Saskatchewan.

Carmilla the Lonely is a Lesbian vampire with ethics. She's got complicated needs for blood, love, and avoiding the sun. In this small urban community she meets the late night crowds on the street, in a diner, and at a local BDSM club. Through interactions you will learn to ethically behave as a vampire. Honestly, you could drain people of their blood, but is that a good idea?

Ancestral Gratitude Bridge was created in response to the high suicide rate of Indigenous youth. The immersive experience is rooted in the original teachings of the Haudenosanuee, teachings of gratitude and community held within the Thanksgiving Address.