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The developer's portfolio is anchored by long-running character franchises and multi-game compilations. Early roots in the retro software scene connect the group to the legacy of multi-game cartridges, such as the 31 in 1 (1990) compilation, which established their enduring interest in highly accessible, bite-sized arcade experiences. Over the decades, this design philosophy evolved into dedicated character-driven series.

Among their most prominent intellectual properties is the Cheril franchise. The character's adventures culminated in the release of Mega Cheril Perils (2017) for Sega hardware, expanding on the character's established lore of jungle exploration and physics-based navigation. This release demonstrated the group's ability to port and scale their proprietary engine across different 8-bit and 16-bit architectures.

Similarly, Zombie Calavera (2021) represents their dedication to horror-comedy themes, utilizing a distinct visual style inspired by classic European comic books. This title features the recurring protagonist Santos on a quest through undead-infested locales, showcasing the developer's signature screen-by-screen puzzle-platforming mechanics. Through these interconnected franchises, the group maintains a cohesive universe across dozens of physical and digital releases.