BASEMENT VIBES
A basement game room lit by neon: two old monitors on a desk, an arcade cabinet and a sofa.

INDIE GAME STUDIO

Games made downstairs.

Basement Vibes builds multiplayer games you can pick up in a minute and argue about for a week: airlines, gods, tanks and a city that never sleeps. Small team, big pixels.

See the gamesComing to Steam and itch.io

The games

$4.99 each, bought and downloaded here. All four are playable today in their beta homes and are being readied for Steam and itch.io.

AeroX title screen: a world map with flight routes and the room list.

AeroX

StrategyMultiplayer1950 to 2050

Found an airline in any year from the dawn of the jet age and race your rivals through a century of aviation. Plan routes, buy real aircraft, send managers to negotiate, and ride out wars and oil shocks.

Coming to Steam and itch.io

Screenshots and features
Path To Glory title card over an isometric forest.

Path To Glory

God gameMultiplayerPixel art

Shape the land, raise your people and survive the wrath of the gods. A fast god game in the old tradition: twenty-minute wars, rising towns and a reckoning at the end.

Coming to Steam and itch.io

Screenshots and features
Shell Struck menu: battle mode against bots, hot-seat or observe.

Shell Struck

ArtilleryTurn-basedBots and hot-seat

Aim. Fire. Obliterate. Simultaneous-turn tank artillery on isometric islands: everyone locks in a shot, then the whole battlefield resolves at once. Wind, tides and a shop between rounds.

Coming to Steam and itch.io

Screenshots and features
Cyber City logo over a neon skyline: live, fight, earn.

Cyber City

Social worldBrawlerOnline

Live, fight, earn. An isometric pixel city to hang out in: own an apartment, run a stall, join a faction and brawl for the streets with whoever is online.

Coming to Steam and itch.io

Screenshots and features

About

Basement Vibes is the games side of the company behind MediaScape. Everything here started as something we wanted to play with friends on a weeknight, built a room at a time, and kept because people would not stop asking for one more match.

We like games that respect your evening: quick to join, readable at a glance, and better with other people in the room. We build in the open, patch often, and listen to the players who show up.

Follow along

Steam and itch.io pages are on the way. Until then, this is where the news lands first.

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