We are a team of aerospace engineers turned game developers based in Mollis, Switzerland, bringing the precision of engineering to the world of VR and MR experiences. Our goal is to create custom, immersive experiences that spark emotions, engage audiences, and make mixed reality accessible to everyone.
Fun and playful at heart, we design interactive experiences that help businesses bring their brand to life and leave a lasting impression at events and beyond.
Most VR experiences are built for the person wearing the headset. We build ours for the spectators. Our dedicated spectator mode draws crowds to your booth, helps you generate leads, and leaves visitors with a lasting positive impression of your brand.
In VR, some team members see a different reality than the others, and together they have to find common ground to succeed while spectators watch how they collaborate. Led by communication experts, this becomes a hands-on lesson in communication.
VR as the centrepiece of an apéro, a team day or a company evening. Nothing to learn, no briefing needed. The spectator screen keeps everyone waiting their turn part of the fun.
When none of the above fits, we build to your brief: concept, development, hardware and support. The same pipeline behind our own Meta Quest and Steam titles.
Pilot the iconic lunar module to a precision landing on a miniature moon landscape, a modern reimagining of the classic moon lander. Manage your fuel, fly with precise inputs, or simply explore the surface freely.
Walk among life-size rockets and spacecraft in a virtual aerospace museum. Standing at the foot of a launch vehicle is the only way to really grasp its scale. New exhibits are added as we build them.
Passionate about gaming since the days of the Game Boy. After several years as an aerospace engineer, Christian took the leap into designing his own games. When he's not programming, he teaches future airline pilots aerodynamics and skiers their turns.
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A mechanical engineer specialised in aerodynamics, fascinated by how things move through air and space. Marc teaches students and pilots, indulges his creative side with digital art and piano, and game design has been a constant thread throughout his life.
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