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zSTUDIOdozbroz is two brothers, two cats, and a growing pile of games shaped as much by our players as by us. Report a bug, pitch an idea, start a fight about balance changes — it all ends up in here.
It started with one shared laptop and an argument about whose turn it was. One of us sketched a world; the other obsessed over how it should play — and neither could agree on anything. We make all of it together, with a stack of AI tools doing the heavy lifting. Garden Wars was a weekend experiment that refused to stop growing — a macro-scale insect battle royale where 20 bug classes drop into a giant backyard and fight to be the last one crawling.
Somewhere along the way we noticed the best ideas weren't coming from us. They were coming from players — in bug reports, in rants, in “what if you could…” messages at 2am. So we built this place to catch all of it, reward it, and ship it back into the games.
One half of the doz. Dreams up the worlds, the characters, and the corny puns — then wrangles a pile of AI tools (and his brother) until they're real. Lives for the screenshot.
The other half. Obsesses over how a game feels — the loop, the pacing, the fights worth having — and turns your bug reports into the next patch. Older by 4 minutes and never lets it go.
Runs the show like a family business — scope, schedule, and the look of every pixel. If a game ships on time and looks razor-sharp, that's Lupino. Leads the pack and never misses a deadline.
The eye behind every sprite, icon, and splash screen. Sniffs out the one misaligned pixel nobody else can see and won't close the case until it's perfect. Every asset in the games crossed his desk first.
An insect battle royale in a giant backyard. Shrink down, pick one of 20 collectible bug classes, and drop into a shrinking arena of ability-driven PvP — last bug standing wins. Gacha-powered.
A top-down arena survivor on Steam: plant your boots in a desert arena and outlast 20 escalating waves of mutant, sentient vegetables. Auto-fire weapons do the shooting — you handle the positioning, the build, and the nerve.
Join the community, file your first report, and watch an idea of yours ship.
