GAM3 opens for licensing, and the first licensed game begins development.

Bean Grower moves to a new URL and detaches from Hub's codebase. Some performance and visual improvements are made.

Completion of GAM3's Custom Items feature.

The Orbium was rebranded as the Tinydark Hub, bringing with it better connectivity between games.

URPG's combat update. It included new event UI and was the biggest content drop to date.

Registered Tinydark Studio as a real company! 🥳

Launched the new tinydark.com website! Finalized our mission and prepared for Orbium's rebranding.

Work continued on GAM3 and URPG. We saw content added to URPG alongside big upgrades such as the crafting system, decay system, and a massive performance audit.

URPG is released for closed alpha testing.

GAM3's refactoring effort is declared finished.

Launched a prototype game named Elevator to test out multiplayer systems in GAM3.

Work began on refactoring GAM3, adding multiplayer and roleplay features. Bean Grower and Orbium both saw big releases.

The Orbium's redesign is complete. It is released into v1.

Bean Grower is released! This is the studio's first finished game.

Tinydark is born and all websites are migrated to a new, powerful, production-ready server.

Fireburner demo released privately. Work continues.

We announce that MonBre will enter passive development.

The rise and fall of the project codenamed "Necro."

GAM3 is marked and released as version 1.0! This was a huge milestone for the studio.

Spring Update for The Orbium. Many smaller, unnamed releases were subsequent to this.

The Orbium reaches beta.

Daiele releases to the public! It's the most ambitious GAM3 prototype yet.

The Orbium releases in an alpha state.

The first GAM3 prototype releases: The Bear.

GAM3 begins development.

Bean Grower beta is publicly released. It's the first game released since MonBre.

With great sadness, MurCity is cancelled.

thebcn.net is released; the precursor to The Orbium.

Mostly finding an identity for MurCity and my studio. I decided on "Black Coat Studio," and imagined the developers as enigmatic beings donning black coats. Began work on thebcn.net.

MonBre goes on official hiatus to focus work on MurCity.

MurCity releases to the web. It consists of little more than Hunters poking each other with sticks every few hours.

MonBre is released to the web. It consists of little more than buying a monster and raising it via work.