ProbablyMonsters

The other is Legend of Bavu out of Istanbul.

And the other is Crimson Moon, which is... probably Monsters game.

So for Tombwater, I believe that that game actually already shipped.

And what did you guys do for them? And how does that partnership tell us about what was working for you, what you saw success in the market?

all right.

And then finally, I want to ask about Crimson Moon.

And this one's interesting because probably Monsters is one of those VC-backed startups that is finally getting something out the door.

And I think that there's a chance that, you know, this could probably be one of the first very, very, very successful VC-backed studios that actually ship something that people play and unfortunately does not have to sunset a couple months after launch.

Um, I'm Scott Brody.

I'm the design director at ProbablyMonsters, a part of Team Metal.

I've been making games for a little over twenty-five years now.

Started my career at Microsoft, worked on Xbox Live Arcade.

If anybody's played Age of Swing, I was one of those interns way back in the day that made that game, but then moved on to help all of our third-party partners and got so inspired by that group that I decided to go indie myself and ran, uh, my studio, Heart Shaped Games, for about twelve years, and then eventually moved into AAA and ended up at Sony Bend Studio.

And then, uh, we can talk about all these experiences, but, uh, that eventually led me to ProbablyMonsters and working on Crimson Moon.

All right.

What about you, Jerry?