Even if you miss the moon, you’ll still land among the stars. The Doctor Is In: Aim for the exceptional.Be intelligent, innovative and creative in everything you do! Make Is So: Be motivated and driven, take ownership of your work and get things done.Caution, these are the best, most needed core values of a business you’ve ever seen. “At Codename, we do our very best to live by seven simple core values that shape our every decision, from what type of games we make, to daily interactions with our fantastic, and dedicated community,” says the company website. Unlike many game studios (local or otherwise), Codename makes their core values very public. Similar to Kongregate, which Crusaders is also out on, Kizi hosts thousands of games of all types. Just a few weeks ago, Codename launched Crusaders on Kizi, a Facebook-less portal for browser games. A refreshing side-scroller take on the idol genre, you curate a gaggle of warriors that stride through dungeons and the countryside, clicking their way through mobs. If you haven’t had a chance to play, the game is highly addictive. Later, Crusaders would be awarded the Idol Game of the Year by ArmorGames, and would ever take the podium on Kongregate as the top rated idol game.

Last year, they released Crusaders of the Lost Idols at the height of the idol game bonanza. Beginning as a studio designing games for the booming Facebook platform, they evolved to launch titles on Kongregate, ArmorGames, and even Steam. Originally DJArts Games in its founding year of 2008, the studio launched with the massively successful Egg Breaker, which later spawned three sequel titled. In a town known for its aged brick buildings, piers with brilliant seafood eats, and being the capital of British Columbia, Victoria sure has its fair share of young startups making a splash in the video game industry.Ĭodename Entertainment strives to do its name justice.

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