SERIOUS
ABOUT
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That “one more round” feeling?
That’s what we’re here to make.

Find your next obsession

SMALL TEAM.
BIG PLAY ENERGY.

RINJANI / NOW IN THE LAB

Blood Saga's cheerful armed blood-drop hero surrounded by colorful monsters

MEET YOUR NEXT LITTLE PROBLEMBlood Saga

In development A little drop. A lot of trouble.

BUILT WITH CURIOSITY. TESTED WITH “AGAIN!”Scroll to the good stuff ↓

01 / THE GOOD STUFF

Less talk.
More play.

Fresh challenges. Strange little heroes.
Here’s what’s on our workbench.

IN DEVELOPMENT

PROJECT 01 / ACTION SURVIVAL

Tiny hero. Big trouble. Pick your blood, gear up, and take on a swarm of weird little enemies. How long can you keep the chaos under control?

Choose your characterBuild your loadoutSurvive the swarm

COMING TO PC · iOS · ANDROID

Take a closer look Work in progress. A first look at what we’re building.

Blood Saga gameplay: a sniper blood character fighting enemies in the arena

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01 / Into the chaosDEVELOPMENT SCREENSHOTS

IN DEVELOPMENT

PROJECT 02 / 3D REAL-TIME STRATEGY

Nusantara RTS

A village. A growing community. A world of possibilities. We’re exploring Indonesian-inspired real-time strategy, where rice fields, bustling markets, and familiar architecture bring a tropical village to life.

Village buildingResource managementIndonesian-inspired world

From homes and granaries to schools and gathering places, discover the community at the heart of our early vision. Explore the campaign concept: choose a regional chapter, take on village missions, and grow a settlement that carries forward between missions. Watch both previews and browse the selection screens and concept studies.

Take a closer look Work in progress. Concept visuals show our early direction; visuals and gameplay may change.

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01 / Watch the trailer · 45 secondsEARLY LOOK / IN PROGRESS

02 / THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PLAY

Small studio.
Big “what if?”

We’re Rinjani Game Studio, an independent team from Indonesia. We make games for the thrill of figuring it out, the laugh when it all goes sideways, and the urge to try again.

Our starting point is simple: is it fun to play? Then we keep building, testing, and tweaking until the answer is yes.