Prime Invest Capital
Crafting immersive gaming experiences that transport you to extraordinary worlds.
About Us
Breathing Life into Games
We’re driven by a shared passion for gaming and storytelling. Founded on the belief that games are more than just entertainment, we strive to create immersive experiences that captivate and inspire. Our talented team of designers, developers, and artists blend innovation with craftsmanship to bring richly detailed worlds and compelling narratives to life.
We take pride in our collaborative approach, working closely with each other and our community to push the boundaries of interactive entertainment. From our first concept to the final release, every project is a labor of love, aimed at delivering memorable experiences that resonate with players around the globe.
Why Our Games Are Your Next Adventure
Immersive Worlds
Dive into richly detailed universes where every environment is meticulously crafted to transport you to another world.
Innovative Gameplay
Experience unique mechanics and engaging challenges that push the boundaries of traditional gaming.
Compelling Stories
Embark on epic narratives with deep, relatable characters and plot twists that keep you hooked from start to finish.
Stunning Visuals
Enjoy breathtaking graphics and artistic design that make every moment visually stunning and memorable.
Dynamic Soundscapes
Immerse yourself in high-quality soundtracks and sound effects that enhance the atmosphere and deepen your connection to the game.
Community Engagement
Join a vibrant community of players and developers who share your passion, with regular updates and interactive events to keep the excitement alive.
Our Last Game
Year 2134:
New Era Apocalyptique
Step into the shattered remnants of a future where humanity’s legacy has all but vanished. In Year 2134: New Era Apocalyptique, experience a gripping sci-fi adventure set in a world now ruled by robots. This captivating story-driven game immerses you in a narrative where survival is only the beginning.
Explore a Futuristic World:
The year is 2134, and the Earth has been transformed into a domain of machines. Venture through diverse, beautifully crafted locations that showcase both the grandeur and decay of a world left in robotic control. Each environment is a piece of history, revealing secrets about the collapse of human civilization.
What our testers said
I’ve played many story-driven games, but Year 2134: New Era Apocalyptique is in a league of its own. The world-building is phenomenal. Every environment tells a story, and I found myself lost in the haunting beauty of the robotic future. The puzzles are perfectly balanced—challenging but never frustrating—and they tie into the narrative in ways that keep you fully engaged.
John
Gamer
What really stood out to me was how immersive the game feels. The visuals are breathtaking, and the music hits all the right emotional notes, adding so much depth to the experience. While I found the story to be compelling, there were a couple of puzzles that felt a bit too difficult for me, and it slightly slowed my momentum. However, the rich atmosphere and the mystery behind humanity's disappearance kept me coming back for more.
Mike
Gamer
This game redefines what it means to have choices in a story-driven experience. The decisions you make genuinely affect the outcome, and I found myself agonizing over some of the moral dilemmas. The story unfolds in a way that’s both mysterious and captivating, and discovering what happened to humanity becomes almost an obsession. The robot-controlled world feels alive, and the puzzles are rewarding, both in terms of gameplay and how they move the plot forward.
Zinder
Gamer
The first thing that hit me about this game was the visuals—they're simply gorgeous! Every location feels handcrafted, and the contrast between the ruins of human civilization and the rise of machines is striking. The puzzles are thought-provoking and fit seamlessly into the narrative, making you think about the world’s past while challenging your puzzle-solving skills. I only wish the game were a bit longer.
Kerry
Gamer