INTERACTIVE MEDIA AT ITS FINEST

Arcvale is a team made up of artists, developers, and designers specializing in the creative application of emerging technologies. Combining the skill level of industry veterans with the creativity of fresh talent, it’s authenticity & passion for our craft that define our work.

One of our largest governing rules is no stock content allowed. Whether it be the art assets, source code, or original soundtracks, every aspect of what we do is created 100% in-house by a member of the team.

Virtualization & Simulation

We do far more than just games. We offer simulation and reproduction services in VR, AR, and everything inbeteween. We’ve assisted in the creation of software for multiple research projects, psychology experiments, and flight simulations.

Recent Work

Shuttle 39

A two-player virtual reality experience that fully immerses the riders in an alien world.

Space Fortress

Recreation of the old research game “Space Fortress” from the ground up on a modern engine for Florida State University’s College of Psychology.

Lunar Lander

An interactive installation simulating the preparation of the Apollo 11 Lunar Module for launch.

Prawemit

A pixel art puzzle platformer game for the Nintendo Switch.

We run the gamut

From online multiplayer virtual reality games to interactive digital training, we’ve got experience across a variety of use cases. If you’re looking push the boundaries of your games or transform your business, we can be the partner you need to make it a reality.
  • Virtual Reality
  • Augmented Reality
  • 2D Pixel Platformers
  • Mobile Games
  • Architectural Renderings
  • Research Simulations
  • Educational Content
  • Training Experiences

Quotes from our staff

If he tells me it needs more ‘zest’ one more time I might actually get violent.
-Bryan,
Artist
Oh my god it’s on fire. It’s actually on fire. How did you even do that?
-Janiya,
Programmer
Next person to push directly to master gets stuck fixing all of the merge conflicts.
-Don,
Programming
So are we going to put our real names, or are we just too ashamed of whatever this has become?
-Anonymous,
Programming
If we really need more playtime we can just drop the framerate…
-Don,
Design
Look, lootboxes are just capitalism’s will
-Logan,
Programming
This art isn’t lazy, it’s… stylized.
-Yotoll,
Artist
We didn’t make a game. We made a mistake.
-Lucas,
Lead Designer
Bugs are features and bad art is a metaphor. That’s the way the world works.
-Kara,
Lead Artist
At least now it compiles.
-Alex,
Programming
Good news is that we have the assets. Bad news is that I wasn’t joking about it being on an actual floppy disk.
-Lucas,
Lead Designer
Hey! This isn’t a random quote; I’m stuck in the website! Help me!
-No really,
help!
I know we can’t publish this as is, but on the bright side we’ve definitely created a new form of torture.
-Lucas,
Lead Designer
You’re not going to quote me on the website, are you?
-Kara,
Artist
Can one of my quotes be on the website?
-Peter,
Programming
We have to re-sign. Our designer signed as ‘lead accident in progress’. Again.
-Diego,
Sales
The error code was in Russian. One of the ones we programmed was in Russian.
-Robert Skipper,
Programming
It’s all fun and games till you get to crunch time
-Breanna,
Design
Well that was a terrible idea. Please tell me you recorded that.
-Ted,
QA
Uh… so what’s with all the cats in the office today?
-Breanna,
Artist
So the date defaults to the word ‘today’. Bad.
-Don,
Programming
That was the worst thing I’ve ever played and I loved every second of it.
-Jackson,
QA
Next time you bring a programmer to a meeting with the client, make sure they’re on a leash
-Jordan,
Sales
The difference between a bug and a feature is just a matter of perspective really.
-Don,
Programming
That’s fine, my sleeping bag is still here from last crunch.
-Catharine,
Programming
How about instead of an ending, the player just dies.
-Schuyler,
Writer
With enough ducktape we can fix this code and never look at it again.
-Catharine,
Programming
I can’t believe people pay me to make them mad.
-Ted,
QA
New rule. Nobody from the marketing department is allowed to push changes. Ever.
-Skullking,
Programming
Technically, anything can be art as long as you don’t explain it well.
-Alex,
Artist
How inebriated do we anticipate the average player being?
-Felix,
Design
Game? Oh god was that the game?
-Spike,
Marketing
Hey, so remember our git repository? Have I got a story for you.
-Taelin,
Programmer
Are we sure the errors aren’t a sign it’s working?
-Jackson,
Programming
We need to talk about the smell coming from QA. It was funny before but now I’m getting concerned.
-Jordan,
HR
I thought you fed the testers earlier? Wait was that my job?
-Diego,
Project Manager
Honestly, I give up. It’s a feature now
-Calvin,
Programming
So uh… are we getting paid for this?
-Wired,
Design
Pain is fuel for the Journey.
-Janiya,
Design
I mean we want the players to experience emotion, right? Hate is a super easy emotion.
-Robert Skipper,
Programming
…why does our main character look like genitalia?
-Taelin,
Programmer
It’s not even like herding cats. Those don’t talk back.
-Lucas,
Project Manager
So what kind of pasta is the code this time? Rigatoni? Linguini?
-Tubbs,
Programming

Reach out

Got a game you need made? A simulation need to be constructed? A large alligator in your yard that needs to be taken care of?
We do a lot more than we let on, so it never hurts to ask!
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