Team Reptile

Team Reptile is an independent Dutch game developer and self-publisher founded in September 2011 by Tim Remmers and Dion Koster. Based in Hilversum, the studio creates original games built around fast movement, arcade-inspired combat and distinctive visual styles. Its work spans projectile fighting, customizable beat 'em ups and street-culture adventures, combining kinetic gameplay with stylized art and energetic music.

The studio debuted with Megabyte Punch in 2013, a 3D electro-fighting beat 'em up. It followed with Lethal League in 2014, developing a competitive fighting format around increasingly high-speed ball rallies. The game's projectile-based combat found an audience in fighting-game tournaments and online streaming communities. Lethal League Blaze, released in 2018, expanded that approach and brought the series to PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Street culture and movement

Released in August 2023, Bomb Rush Cyberfunk extended the studio's focus on movement into a 3D graffiti and extreme-sports adventure. Players traverse its urban environments using inline skates, skateboards and BMX bikes. Its creative influences include hip-hop, street dance and the Dreamcast-era game Jet Set Radio, with music and graffiti forming central parts of its identity.

Across its games, Team Reptile combines game design, 3D modeling, custom animation and multiplatform development. Its visual approach includes cel-shaded 3D art and cyberfunk aesthetics, while its gameplay emphasizes responsive traversal, physical interactions and high-energy competition. The studio maintains independent creative control and self-publishes its work.

In September 2025, Team Reptile announced HYPERFUNK, an online-enabled extreme-trick and graffiti game following the MACH10 crew. As of November 2026, the studio remains active and is developing the title for PC and consoles.