Fizzostia started as two college friends studying by day and making games at night. Four games on Steam since then, most of them involving objects hitting other objects harder than anyone intended.
An online multiplayer party game about hovering robots and the appalling things they do to each other. Sixteen players, five randomly chosen minigames back to back, and every round pays into your bot's vault. The biggest vault after five rounds wins.
A medieval roguelike deckbuilder. Beat waves of enemies and bosses, buy cards and runes to strengthen your deck between fights, and unlock new units as you go. Over fifty of them.
The first RoboSquare. Free to play, up to sixteen robots, and three modes that all came down to the same thing: push the other robot off the platform. Nearly 54,000 people played it. It is still up and still free.
Fizzostia's first Steam release. A physics building game where you throw objects around to build structures that solve the level. It ships with a level editor, Steam Workshop support and online multiplayer.
Fizzostia was founded by two friends at college. The first Steam release was Sandbox Anything in 2019, then RoboSquare on New Year's Eve 2021, which reached nearly 54,000 players and holds a Mostly Positive rating.
The co-founder has since moved on to building App Store apps that solve real-world problems. RoboSquare: Recharged is built by Fizz alone, after work, since January 2024.
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