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Authoritative game-server orchestrator. Drop-in shard management with hot-reloading worlds, region failover, and a live ops dashboard. Runs anywhere — bare metal, Kubernetes, or serverless edge.
An independent studio building tools, server infrastructure, and front-end systems for online games.
Battle-tested tools and infrastructure for studios building anything from indie multiplayer to live-service worlds. Built first for our own projects, then released for everyone.
Authoritative game-server orchestrator. Drop-in shard management with hot-reloading worlds, region failover, and a live ops dashboard. Runs anywhere — bare metal, Kubernetes, or serverless edge.
Entity replication & state-sync framework. Deterministic netcode for fast-paced action, plus eventual-consistency primitives for huge persistent worlds. TypeScript & Rust SDKs.
React-based UI toolkit for game front-ends. Inventory grids, dialogue trees, quest journals, radial menus — fully theme-able, gamepad-aware, accessible. Works with Unity, Godot, or pure WebGL stacks.
Procedural world authoring. Sketch a region, export tiled meshes, navmeshes, biome data, and POI graphs ready for your engine. Designed for sprawling open-world maps that break engine defaults.
Live-ops scheduler. Time-zone-aware events, A/B-tested seasons, in-game economy levers, and an audit log your community team can actually read.
Asset pipeline & CDN. Versioned art, audio, and config bundles. Diff-aware patching so a 40 MB update doesn't redownload the world.
Namdu Studios is small on purpose. We're a tools-first independent studio building the systems modern online games actually need — server orchestration, replication, asset pipelines, live-ops dashboards — and shipping them as products other developers can buy.
Every tool we sell ran in our own projects first. If a system can't survive what we throw at it, we don't release it.
We're builders. We make things we'd want to use, and we keep them sharp.
Tools enquiries, custom infrastructure work, press, or just a hello — we read everything.