We build worlds worth returning to.

What we make

Our focus is persistent, shared worlds. In a KittyDevil game, the camp you raise, the ship you fit out and the island your Crew holds are kept by the server — still there when you come back, and part of a world other players live in too.

We build for the browser because it is the most open place to play. There is nothing to install: open the page and you are in. That makes our games easy to try, easy to share and easy to keep up to date.

How we work

We develop in the open. Our flagship, Wildtide, is playable while it is being made, and new builds go out often. Each release comes with public patch notes, and the official roadmap marks features as available or planned — never one dressed up as the other.

In Wildtide, game rules are decided on the server rather than trusted to the browser. That keeps play fair, protects what players own and makes persistence possible.

Where KittyDevil came from

KittyDevil began as a home for small browser games — quick challenges like Bouncy Ball Run and experiments like Tank Survival. Today, Wildtide is our main focus.