A Fort Lauderdale indie game studio building strange, beautiful worlds you can walk into. A marquee site that doubles as a portfolio, a press kit, and a recruiting funnel.
Iris Interflow pivoted into a full-on indie game studio and needed a site that could carry a growing catalogue — roguelikes, narrative experiences, racing, walking sims — alongside festival pedigree (IGF Honorable Mention, IndieCade, PAX East, Steam Next Fest) without reading like a Unity asset-store template. It also had to do double duty as a recruiting page for designers, engineers, and audio talent.
An animated neon hero with a "Ready to launch" headline and an eye-shaped brand mark that runs through the rest of the site. Games, Disciplines, Studio, and Careers each get their own surface, so the site reads like a press kit, a portfolio, and a job board at the same time. A dark, near-cosmic palette and triangular geometry tie the whole thing to the studio's game worlds — none of it borrowed from stock space illustrations.
A site that feels like a game itself — confident, kinetic, full of motion. Talented developers see it and want to apply; press see it and remember the studio name.
Tell us about your business and goals. We'll come back with a real plan — and a real number.
