

Puppies vs. Kittens - Zoomies
Survivors-like
A one-thumb bullet-heaven: catch the zoomies and turn a yard full of squirrels and runaway vacuums into confetti — then come home to a family you collect along the way.
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Puppies vs. Kittens is warm, cozy and made for every age. RiftBleed is dark action for mature players. Every game stands on its own, every one is built fun-first, and every one runs on the Janus Engine.

The Pack vs. the Clowder · 4 games
In one sunny neighborhood live eight puppies and eight kittens. The puppies own the ground and the yard; the kittens own everything high — the fences, the rooftops, the windowsills. Every day they play one game, and it’s the best hour of the day.
Puppies want everyone — the whole yard, the rally, the pile.
Kittens want someone — the one perfect spot, the one perfect play.
It’s all make-believe. Anyone who’s out is sent home for a nap.
Rivals while the game is on. Friends the second it’s over.
A few of the sixteen. Every one of them wants one thing.
PipGolden RetrieverBrings you things you did not ask for.
MofuSamoyedWould very much like to say hello.
PokoFrench BulldogBelieves cuteness is a career.
NoriDachshundWins by outlasting.
SumiLabradorThe shadow who is very proud of herself.
MumuToo young to tellThe baby. Wants to be carried.
MimiSiameseIs sincerely asking.
RuriRussian BlueWill not be picked up.
KumoMaine CoonThe one you keep overlooking.
Tofu & MisoRagdoll + BurmeseNever apart.Four ways to play the same game — at full tilt, at night, as cards and as teams.


Survivors-like
A one-thumb bullet-heaven: catch the zoomies and turn a yard full of squirrels and runaway vacuums into confetti — then come home to a family you collect along the way.


Co-op spooky-cute survival
The game, at night. Hide together, squeak for help and get everyone home before you’re spooked home for a nap — the thing in the dark remembers your favorite hiding spots.


Roguelike deckbuilder
The game, as cards. Build a deck from the Pack and the Clowder where every card plays like its animal — Nori claims a slot, Pip fetches, Mimi draws.


Auto-battler
The game, as teams. Draft a squad, set your board and take on other players’ ghost teams — your best lineup against theirs, played on your own time.
Two Earths. One wound between them. · 5 games
There are two Earths. On one, magic won. On the other, technology won. Both kept the human cultures we know, grown for centuries down two different sets of rules — and now they’re bleeding into each other. Things turn up where they don’t belong, and whole places go wrong.
Five games, five genres, five real corners of the world — five doors into one universe. Start with any of them.
Every power, place and weapon has a magic face and a tech face. Neither is stronger.
Lock onto a lit anchor, slow time, aim — and rush. The movement every game shares.
Every game stands on its own. The shared universe is a bonus, never homework.
The front doorFirst-person movement shooter · America
Run the dead zones for a living. Lock onto a lit anchor, slow time to aim, rush and chain — in 30-to-90-second runs where speed is your damage.

Survival + base-building · Nordic frontier
Rebuild a burned settlement on a cold Norse frontier, solo or co-op — in a world that keeps score of everything you do to it.

Turn-based tactics · Western Europe
Hold one walled haven, one night at a time. See exactly where the horde strikes next — and know it is learning how you held.

Survival horror · Japan
Slip into a sealed, snowbound mountain monastery, take what you came for and get out — while something you cannot kill learns every place you hide.

Metroidvania · Gothic Slavic Europe
Explore a vast, decayed kingdom and flip each room between its magic face and its tech face — a gap on one side is a ledge on the other.
RiftBleed games are made for mature players. All five are in development for PC, Steam first.