# No Supervision

> No Supervision is a small independent game studio from Sweden, founded in 2026. Tagline: "Questionable ideas. Very playable games." We make PC games that are best played with friends: a physics party brawler, a co-op airship comedy and a time-trial platformer. Our first release on Steam will be Frankenbuild.

## Games

### Frankenbuild (first Steam release)
- Page: https://www.nosupervisionstudios.com/games/frankenbuild
- Tagline: Build. Brawl. Rip. Repeat.
- Status: Coming to Steam · Steam page coming soon
- Players: 2–8 online · bots · Genre: Physics party brawler · Platform: PC (Windows) · controller · Engine: Unity 6

An online physics party brawler for 2–8 players. Wobbly creatures stitched together from swappable body parts punch, grab and rip each other apart.

Every creature is stitched together from parts: boxing gloves, grabber claws, cannons, crab legs, jetpacks, a spare arm. Knock a part off someone and it's yours. Between rounds you draft new parts while global rule cards pile up and the match gets stranger every time.

Brawl, Golden Head, Race, Hot Potato, Frankenball, Quick Draw and Cannon Dodgeball, voted on between rounds, across ten arenas from a pirate ship to a lava temple. Free-for-all or teams, online with friends or against bots.

Features:
- Rip it off, wear it: Over 30 parts: grabber claws, spring fists, umbrellas, jetpacks, octo tentacles. Steal one mid-fight and bolt it on.
- Seven ways to win: Brawl, Golden Head, Race, Hot Potato, Frankenball, Quick Draw and Cannon Dodgeball. Everyone votes on the next one.
- Rules that stack: Global rule cards and map modifiers pile up between rounds. No two matches end the same way.
- Friends, teams or bots: 2–8 players online without port forwarding, free-for-all or up to four teams, bots for every empty seat, full controller support.

### Goo Again
- Page: https://www.nosupervisionstudios.com/games/goo-again
- Tagline: Race. Retry. Repeat.
- Status: In development · Steam page coming soon
- Players: 1 solo · 2–8 online · Genre: Time-trial platformer · Platform: PC (Windows) · Engine: Unity 6

A jelly-blob time-trial platformer where you are the goo and the clock is the enemy.

You are a very determined blob of jelly. Flow down slopes, slam into the ground and ride the rebound, and shave milliseconds off a run that was already fine.

Solo, you chase your own ghost for medals. With friends, everyone gets ten minutes on the same course, live ghosts of each other on screen, and one final attempt to steal the top spot.

Features:
- Squish physics: A soft body that stretches, squashes and splats. Slam onto a slope for speed, onto flat ground for a bounce.
- Three courses: FLOW, BOUNCE and PRECISION, plus a playground to mess about in.
- Ghosts & medals: Race your personal best. Bronze, silver, gold. Then gold again, but faster.
- 10-minute rounds: 2 to 8 players, one course, live ghosts of everyone, one last attempt when the clock runs out.

### Who Is Flying This Thing?
- Page: https://www.nosupervisionstudios.com/games/who-is-flying
- Tagline: Teamwork. Allegedly.
- Status: In development · Steam page coming soon
- Players: 2–4 co-op online · Genre: Co-op comedy · Platform: PC (Windows) · Engine: Unity 6

A first-person co-op airship comedy for 2–4 players where nobody sees the ship the same way.

Your crew has one airship, one storm and four completely different opinions about which lever is the red one. Every player perceives the ship differently: colours, labels, gauges, even the weather. Talk it out over proximity voice or crash trying.

Every voyage builds a new ship, a new route and new trouble: engine faults, blown-out windows, a parrot with opinions, and a lever that says DO NOT PULL.

Features:
- Conflicting perceptions: Your red is their blue. Your gauge says fine, theirs says doom. Only together do you know what is real.
- Proximity voice: Yell down the corridor. Whisper into the speaking tube. Hear the chaos two rooms away.
- A new ship every voyage: Procedurally assembled hulls, rooms, puzzles and quirks. Storms included.
- Toys, obviously: Telescope, steam whistle, squeezebox, flare gun, rubber duck. None of them help. All of them matter.

## Studio

- About: https://www.nosupervisionstudios.com/studio
- Press kit (logos, key art, fact sheet): https://www.nosupervisionstudios.com/press
- Based in: Sweden
- Contact: hello@nosupervisionstudios.com
- Discord community (playtest signups, devlogs): https://discord.gg/UWbSyC8vKp
- Office hours: Monday to Maybe