// press kit
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Cheveyo Interactive is a one-person game studio in Canada building games with a hand-written engine and fully procedural art — every sprite is drawn by code at runtime.
Cheveyo Interactive is an independent game studio of one, based in Canada. Its games run on a hand-rolled canvas engine rather than an off-the-shelf one, and contain no image assets at all: every tile, character and interface icon is generated by code while the game runs. The studio is currently building 2DCraft, an infinite procedurally generated factory game, and 2DSurvive, a top-down horde survival game, alongside 2DEngine — the in-house editor both are made with.
Postponed— paused for a later date
Android · iOS · Web — closed alpha
An infinite, procedurally generated factory world. Chop, mine and smelt your way to a self-running megafactory — research technology, electrify your base, and tame the wilderness with conveyor belts. Built for touch, playable in minutes, deep enough to lose weekends to.
Active Development— being actively built
Android · iOS · Web — in concept
A top-down auto-shooter: you move to dodge, your weapons fire on their own, and the horde scales with survival time and every level you gain — forever. Chiptune synth audio, and not one image file.
On Hold— temporarily set aside
Web · in-house — public release planned once ready
The studio's own engine and editor, built from scratch: layered tile painting, an 8-bit sprite editor, a Monaco-based code editor and one-click play with a live console — all in one window. Projects are self-contained and run standalone on the web.
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Press enquiries: contact@cheveyointeractive.ca
