The Ember Mind
An independent studio making games, explorable worlds, websites and tools for the web.
Featured experience
Cesena Walk
The Italian city of Cesena, rebuilt in the browser from open geographic data. Walk it, cycle it, or drive it — streets, buildings, the hill and the people in them.
- Status
- In development · playable in the browser · made for keyboard and mouse
- buildings and streets from OpenStreetMap
- All sound made in code: footsteps per surface, swifts at dusk, church bells
Footage recorded in the current build. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · LiDAR/DBTR Regione Emilia-Romagna.
Game
Twin Peaks RPG
Mistero di Laura Palmer
A pixel-art mystery in the style of the Game Boy Color classics. You are Agent Cooper, arriving in town to find out who killed Laura Palmer.
- Status
- Fan project · playable prototype · in Italian · keyboard or touch
Unofficial and non-commercial. Not affiliated with the owners of Twin Peaks, and not for sale.
Website
Fuga al Fresco
Dove andare al fresco, scelto con i numeri
A guide for escaping the Italian summer heat. Three questions, and it compares 128 destinations by their historical July highs, real driving times from your city, and prices.
- Status
- Live · in Italian · data from Open-Meteo and OpenStreetMap
From the workshop
Tools and experiments made along the way.
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The Senate
Turns a coding goal into a team effort: one agent plans, others build, another checks, and you decide what reaches your code.
Early release · macOS and Linux · MIT / Apache-2.0
About the studio
The Ember Mind is a small independent studio. We make places you can walk into, like a real city rebuilt from open data or a small mystery told in pixels. We also build websites and tools that do one useful thing well.
Bear and Crow are the two halves of the studio. Bear is the patient one who builds; Crow is the one who flies in with more ideas than Bear can finish. The ember is the moment one of those ideas becomes real.
Open to collaborations and new projects: games, explorable places, websites and tools. If you have an idea, Crow would like to hear it.