Duct Tape Interactive is a one-developer studio. Below: what's on the bench, and an honest timeline of how we got here and where we're heading.
The Steam page is not live yet.
Trailer and screenshots coming soonRun a vehicle inspection station with up to three friends and decide who drives and who cries.
Online co-op for 1-4. Toy-clay 3D. Check the papers, crawl under the car, test-drive it, stamp the verdict.
The first co-op game. A demo for everyone in December, then Steam Next Fest, then Early Access in April. All planned.
The first co-op game. Its online co-op kit (friends-only lobbies over Steam) becomes the base for Roadworthy.
One line decides every argument: who drives and who cries.
Duct Tape Interactive. Because that's how things get fixed here.
A demo for everyone, if the tape holds.
A demo or the release lands in December. Which one is decided when it's real.
Bootleg Buddies goes to the festival.
Released after the festival as Early Access.
Still on the roll.
Dates marked planned are plans, not promises.
One developer, also a dad. Duct Tape Interactive is self-funded and solo: design, code, art direction, all of it. The games are co-op comedies made to be played with friends and laughed about afterwards.
Roadworthy: some 3D prop models were generated with AI tools and finished by hand, and AI tools assisted with programming. The game is designed, directed and built by a solo developer.