RawBee at play
Browser games made for the fun of it. We take a small idea, give it a world of its own, and invite you to play.
A corporate cat-herding simulator
All the responsibility. None of the authority.
Round up twelve feline stakeholders, get them into a meeting room, and make one gloriously unimportant decision. You have two minutes. They have concerns.
The idea behind it ↓
A corporate calendar puzzle
Everyone is available. Never at the same time.
Fit the meetings. Protect your lunch. Accommodate the CEO’s quick fifteen minutes, generously scheduled for an hour. A small game about a very full week.
A corporate creative puzzle
Ordinary water. Extraordinary positioning.
Make ordinary water look worth the price. Move, resize, and negotiate with four very different definitions of “good.” Six campaign briefs. The same perfectly adequate molecule.
The idea behind the game
Project managers are always saying they herd cats. We took them literally. Cubicles became a playing field, a laser pointer became a management tool, and choosing an office font became a matter for twelve stakeholders. Executive Assistant takes “just find a gap” just as literally: a crowded calendar, protected lunches, and a quick sync that needs an hour. Brand Manager asks you to make ordinary water extraordinary, one logo resize and unsupported lifestyle claim at a time.
The fun is in how it all fits: the old-PC look, simple controls, and office chatter that never quite gets to the point. Concept, visual design, writing, and interaction, working toward the same joke.
Self-initiated RawBee Studio games.
Explore the other side of the studio: interactive studies in light, texture, and movement.
