Orenji Games

Orenji Games is an independent Spanish video game developer and art outsourcing studio based in Valencia. Founded in 2017, it emerged from a group of Spanish businesses in family leisure and recreational entertainment seeking to expand into electronic entertainment and interactive media. Its work combines original game development with production services for third-party clients.

The studio develops 2D, 3D and virtual reality projects for computers, mobile devices and consoles. Its capabilities span programming, game and level design, illustration, animation, 3D modeling and audio production. This multidisciplinary approach supports both complete game development and individual art, technical or sound contributions to external productions. Supported development platforms include PC, Mac, iOS and Android, alongside major game consoles.

Games and creative direction

The studio's flagship commercial release is Max and the Book of Chaos, a 2D arcade action game released in July 2020 for PC through Steam, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Its run-and-gun gameplay draws on arcade games of the 1980s and 1990s, paired with hand-drawn cartoon graphics. The project illustrates the studio's interest in retro-inspired mechanics and expressive 2D presentation.

Its documented portfolio also encompasses mobile action, adventure, role-playing and simulation projects. These include Runnbo, the console and PC adventure project What Never Was, and Tears of Elara, described in the research as an open-world multiplayer role-playing game in development. Its virtual reality work includes a room-escape experience and a motorsport simulator, extending its project range beyond conventional action games.

Alongside its own intellectual property, Orenji Games offers outsourcing across coding, audio production and 2D/3D asset creation. Its commercial services cover full-cycle game development as well as specific production disciplines, allowing the team to contribute to projects at different stages of development.