SandBloom Studio

SandBloom Studio was an independent video game developer founded in 2017 in Sabadell, Catalonia, Spain. Its work focused on cinematic, narrative-driven games and atmospheric puzzle-platformers, using interactive storytelling to explore memory, mortality and other existential themes. The team described its projects as poetic “odes to life,” combining entertainment with reflective subject matter.

The studio’s capabilities covered full-cycle game development, level design, scripting and programming in Unity, alongside conceptual artwork and 2D and 3D environment and character production. Its visual approaches ranged from hand-drawn imagery to low-poly and voxel environments. Alongside its original games, the company offered third-party contract development and external gamification services, with experience across PC, mobile and console platforms.

Games and creative development

EMMA: Lost in Memories was a hand-drawn 2D puzzle-platformer exploring memory loss. Released across PC, mobile and home consoles, it involved a publishing partnership with JanduSoft for its console editions. Its intimate subject matter reflected the studio’s broader interest in connecting game mechanics with emotional and philosophical ideas.

For DE-EXIT - Eternal Matters, SandBloom moved into a 3D cinematic voxel adventure about the afterlife and acceptance of mortality. Published by HandyGames in April 2023, the game paired stylized environments with realistic lighting and motion-capture animation, reaching PC, PlayStation and Xbox platforms.

Earlier projects included Sold O2ut, a cooperative cyberpunk beat-’em-up prototype, and Volcano Demon, a boss-rush action game drawing on Canary Islands mythology. The studio also began pre-production on The Last Waywalker, an unreleased action adventure set on a post-apocalyptic Earth inhabited entirely by machines.

Following financial difficulties after the release of DE-EXIT, the company entered voluntary bankruptcy in 2025. The proceedings concluded for lack of assets, and the resulting provisional closure of its commercial registry sheet was published in February 2026.