FATHER + SON. FULL-TIME GOOFBALLS.
Two imaginations. One very serious potato.
We’re a father-and-son studio making the games
we want to play. Things may get weird.
Freshly dug. Ready to explore. No downloads.
01 / STRAIGHT OUT OF THE POTATO PATCH
From Mars missions and berry machines
to the actual night sky.
We contain multitudes. And starch.
Build a world. Grow kingdoms. Reach the stars. Create a world from scratch, then watch civilizations take root, kingdoms grow, and sleepy villages become bustling towns. You make the world. They make the drama.
Inspired by WorldBox, made by Mikey, and free to play right in your browser. Tiny people. Very big plans.
Precious cargo. Hostile skies. Pilot a cargo ship across Mars, wrestle with gravity, and try to land in one piece. The delivery instructions did say “fragile.”
The horde learns. You’d better learn faster. Eleven weapons, nine zombie breeds, and bosses with absolutely no respect for your personal space.
Hungry woodland friends. Wonderfully wonky machines. Connect paths, split bundles, and double, halve, or grow your berry supply until every creature gets exactly the right amount. A little invention. A little math. A whole lot of “let’s try that!”
Explore twelve adventure puzzles and fresh Wonder Trail challenges, earn stars, and welcome six creatures into your grove. Gentle hints and saved progress keep little inventors growing.
Big universe. So many questions. Meet your personal stargazing companion, with real-time sky data to help you discover what’s overhead and Aster, an AI astronomer ready to guide you through the night.
Explore the sky atlas, check observing conditions, and keep your discoveries in a field journal. Bring your curiosity. The universe brought everything else.
Mikey made a playground for gravity. Launch a ball, paint a whole cloud, and watch everything orbit, collide, and break apart. Things are about to get wonderfully out of hand.
Experiment with up to 800 balls, crank up gravity, and send them spinning with a pulse. Try a ready-made scene or build your own, follow the motion trails, and save your favorite chaos for later.
Apollo capsules. Rockets. A suspiciously aerodynamic duck. Put a model in a 3D wind tunnel, crank up the breeze, and watch smoke trails reveal what the air is up to. Turns out invisible stuff can be pretty entertaining.
Choose from ten models or import your own STL. Move and rotate your specimen, explore pressure, vortices, turbulence, and velocity, and follow the flow from every angle.
Every pixel is a tiny grain, and gravity does all the gluing. Spawn planets, fling them at each other, and watch them splash apart and pull themselves back together. Mikey said “no glue.” Gravity said “hold my potato.”
Build volcanoes that erupt, geysers that blast, and oceans that boil into rain. Mix seven kinds of gas into gas giants that sort themselves into layers, zoom out across a map 64 times the size of your screen, and save your universe for later.
Crack asteroids. Chase lost signals. Stick the landing.
Mikey’s army is counting on you. Build your base, train your troops, and hold the line against waves of enemies. Command from above—or jump into first person and join the action.
Small armies. Monumental history. Build your home, explore a miniature world, and lead your people from the first campfire to the future. Every battlefield is a diorama waiting for your story.
Fight through Campaign, mix eras in Sandbox, or build an empire across eleven ages in Conquest. Gather resources, raise walls, command armies, and explore sprawling worlds of islands, rivers, forests, and mountain passes.
Games to play. A universe to explore. All right in your browser.
02 / MEET THE ENTIRE COMPANY
Some families build birdhouses.
We build worlds.
Mini Potato Studios is our father-and-son adventure in making video games. We dream things up, figure things out, and turn our favorite “wouldn’t it be cool if…” ideas into something you can actually play.
Sometimes that means flying cargo across Mars. Sometimes it means a very unreasonable number of zombies. Sometimes it means building berry machines for hungry woodland friends—or helping you find your way around the real night sky. Mostly, it means having a ridiculous amount of fun making things together.
Made with love. And a little extra starch.
A FEW FROM THE CAMERA ROLL
Big ideas start out here.
