Stitch Media

Stitch Media is a Canadian interactive media production company founded in 2007. Its work combines storytelling with emerging technology across video games, virtual and augmented reality, interactive documentaries, transmedia experiences, and educational simulations. Based in Ontario, the studio develops original entertainment alongside commissioned digital projects for broadcasters, cultural organizations, healthcare partners, and educational institutions.

The company's production capabilities span full-cycle game development for PC, VR, console, and mobile platforms, together with web and mobile applications, immersive experiences, video production, and motion graphics. Narrative design connects its entertainment and client work, with projects ranging from alternate reality games and interactive audio to medical learning tools. Its Threads Audience Development offering extends this work into audience strategy and digital discoverability.

Original games and interactive storytelling

Games by Stitch is the company's internal indie game division, focused on original narrative games and immersive gameplay. Its releases explore different ways for players to interact with stories and with one another. Broken Spectre uses hand tracking in a cosmic horror VR adventure, while Elsewhere Electric combines VR and mobile devices in an asymmetrical cooperative mystery. Other releases include the VR narrative escape room Flow Weaver, co-developed with Silverstring Media, and the 3D action-puzzle platformer Terrorarium.

Stitch Media's broader storytelling portfolio includes Together Tales, an interactive children's reading platform, and Redress Remix, an interactive documentary addressing the Chinese Head Tax. Its audio work includes Eighty Thousand Steps, an interactive walking series associated with CBC Arts. These projects reflect the studio's use of digital interaction across documentary, children's media, audio, and games.

Simulation and applied digital experiences

Alongside entertainment production, Stitch Media collaborates with healthcare and education organizations on interactive learning and simulation. Reported projects include learning modules for Fleming College and Simulation Canada, as well as the iHEAL partner application with Western University. Its wider work also serves museums, cultural heritage organizations, nonprofits, and broadcast productions.