People / 08
Design / Programming / Tools
James has been making games since 2008, from old Flash projects and browser experiments to work in Unity and Unreal. He founded Signal Spike Games in 2025 and spends his time designing, programming, and building whatever odd tools a project calls for.
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Music / Composer
Mike B, better known as akamikeb, makes industrial, drum & bass, and electronic music. After writing the DVD Survivors soundtrack, Mike is now composing for Bloodrust and Starboys.
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Artwork
Krane creates richly illustrated maps and artwork through Stained Karbon Maps. She brings that same imagination and eye for detail to Bloodrust, helping give its world a distinctive look and feel.
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3D Model Artwork
Rockley Bonner is a 3D artist whose work spans models, materials, lighting, and environments. He brings that range to selected Signal Spike projects, helping turn rough ideas into finished 3D artwork.
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QA / Testing
ScaryLag (Jose) has a knack for finding the things a build would rather keep hidden. He tests selected projects, reproduces bugs, and helps make sure fixes actually stick before release.
Playtesting / Brainstorming / Events
Mike Edmonds is often one of the first people to get their hands on a new idea. They help with early brainstorming and playtests, then bring that same energy to expos by running demos and listening to players.
Playtesting / Player feedback
CrashOutAllen playtests with a player's eye, digging into new builds and calling out bugs, rough edges, and moments that do not make sense yet.
Community playtesting / Player feedback
Our community playtesters bring fresh eyes to new builds and share feedback from across the community. Their bug reports, balance notes, and honest reactions help us find rough edges and make every project better.
Studio support / 01
Publishing / Distribution / Investment support
DMC Consulting helps Signal Spike navigate publishing, distribution, and investment conversations when a project needs that support.
Principles / 03
We prefer open-source software, open standards, and documented file formats because they make it easier to understand the tools we rely on, move work between them, and keep projects usable over time.
When a released multiplayer game depends on servers we control, its end-of-life plan will include a practical way for players to continue after those servers close.
Read the full commitment ↗Our games do not use blockchain, NFTs, or web3 products. We work with commissioned and in-house artists, and our policy is not to use generative AI for final game art.
Press & creators
You can stream, record, upload, and monetize videos featuring our games without asking first.
Logos, screenshots, and press-kit images may be used when covering Signal Spike Games or the game they depict. This does not include redistributing music, artwork, fonts, game files, or third-party material on their own.
Questions / Projects / Collaboration