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Petit Fabrik

Games & Interactive
Open roles
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Founded
2007
Employees
51-200
Offices
2

About Petit Fabrik

Petit Fabrik is an independent Brazilian video game development and 3D animation studio headquartered in Manaus, Amazonas. Founded in 2007, it develops original entertainment properties and provides production and co-development services for international publishers. Its work spans console and PC games, animated series, short films, cinematics and interactive digital experiences.

The studio began by delivering interactive software, mobile applications, advertising games and digital technology projects for companies including Samsung, Nokia, Microsoft and Facebook. That technical foundation supported its expansion into entertainment production, combining original intellectual property development with commissioned work across games and audiovisual media.

Original worlds and licensed games

Petit Fabrik created Kukoos: Lost Pets, a family-oriented 3D platformer published by Modus Games for PC and consoles. Its original animation work includes the preschool franchise Lupita and the animated short Stone Heart, also known as Coração de Pedra. These projects reflect a production portfolio that connects character animation, storytelling and interactive entertainment.

Through development partnerships with GameMill Entertainment, the studio has worked on licensed games based on established entertainment properties. Its lead-development credits include DreamWorks Trolls Remix Rescue (2023), Miraculous: Paris Under Siege (2024) and Nicktoons & The Dice of Destiny (2025). It also produced cinematic cutscenes and contributed co-development work to Looney Tunes: Wacky World of Sports (2024).

Production capabilities

The studio offers full-cycle game development, external development, art outsourcing and animation production. Its capabilities cover concept art, visual development, 3D character modeling, rigging, animation, game interface design and cross-platform engineering. It also produces cinematics and cutscenes, film and television animation, transmedia content and branded interactive experiences.

As of November 2026, Petit Fabrik continues to develop original projects alongside its publishing partnerships. Its reported development slate includes the games CLÆG and Kukoos Overflow, together with the animated feature Marcha das Rosas. The company’s work serves games, audiovisual entertainment and interactive advertising markets.

More about Petit Fabrik

Founders and leadership

  • The founders are José Olímpio de Queiroga Neto, Humberto Silva Rodrigues, Adriano Tinoco and Estêvão Olímpio Silveira de Queiroga.
  • As of the November 2026 research, José Olímpio de Queiroga Neto, also known as Olímpio Neto, leads the company as CEO. Humberto Silva Rodrigues is identified as CGI Director and partner.
  • The founders established the studio in the Amazon region with the aim of building a digital production business outside Brazil’s traditional Rio de Janeiro–São Paulo industry axis.

Production collaborations

  • Independent production house Druzina Content is a long-standing audiovisual co-production partner. Humberto Rodrigues directed the partners’ animated short Stone Heart.
  • Independent creative studio Greydot Lab collaborates with Petit Fabrik on the animated feature Marcha das Rosas and the VR arcade experience Kukoos Pet Factory. These collaborations do not represent studio branches.

Notable credits

13 credits
  • Nicktoons & The Dice of Destiny
  • Miraculous: Paris Under Siege
  • Looney Tunes: Wacky World of Sports
  • DreamWorks Trolls Remix Rescue
  • Kukoos: Lost Pets
  • Lupita
  • Lupita no Planeta de Gente Grande
  • Os Novos Brinquedos de Lupita
  • Stone Heart (Coração de Pedra)
  • SILO
  • CLÆG (in development)
  • Kukoos Overflow (in development)
  • Marcha das Rosas (in development)

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2 locations

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