Videogame Workshop

@videogameworkshop.com

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Independent videogame development studio. Our games are puzzley, interesting, and easy for anyone to play. We share our insights and dialogue as we develop. videogameworkshop.com

A picture of a snake coiling around a roll of 100$ bills. For some reason.
A screenshot of Naruto struggling with an exam.
A picture of a real robot doing a roundhouse kick with the super smash brothers "A new foe has appeared" UI
A picture of santa's little helper from the simpsons looking rough and smoking.
An image of the ninja turtles emerging from the sewers.
Mario form SMB1 jumping to a flagpole using the block ramp at the end of a level.
a picture of a grizzly bear behind prison bars.
A picture of the magic the gathering card "goblin guide"
A screenshot of a git commit message saying "now with 87% less trolley problem!"
A picture of the featured section of PBS kids games with Videogame Workshop's game "AJ's Recycle Rescue"
A picture of a squirrel using a vape.
Patrick playing Mayonnaise as an instrument.
A picture of an erupting volcano, presumably not the one stuffed with gophers.
A ranch flavored milkshake. yeah.
A picture of a surfing Pikachu tattoo next to a surfing Pikachu card.
Goof Troop for SNES game cover
The instruction booklet from the original Pokemon Red/Blue that looked and felt like a field manual.
Florida cop capturing 10-foot-long alligator
Black bear walking down the middle of the street during a Christmas parade.
Judge wearing an Elvis wig.
A promo for our talk at thinkycon on 11/7/25 @1:30 cst
A Thinkycon promo for our talk titled "Adults can't count either: design tricks used at PBS that apply to all games" with the head shots of Dennis and Charlie from Videogame Workshop.
a screenshot of an auto correct saying "videogames" is spelled wrong and the user clicking the option to "learn spelling"
A screenshot of the game Papers Please edited so Godzilla is in the game at the immigration counter.
An image from the blog with "Paper prototyping is one of the cheapest and easiest ways to put something in front of players."