Cardboard Computer

Cardboard Computer is an independent game development studio founded in 2011, known for its innovative storytelling and unique artistic style. The studio gained significant recognition with the launch of "Kentucky Route Zero," a critically acclaimed episodic adventure game that began its journey in 2013 and has since become a hallmark of narrative-driven gaming. The studio's commitment to exploring themes of place, memory, and the human experience has led to a series of notable projects, including "Here and There Along the Echo" and "A House in California."

Key personnel include co-founders Jake Elliott and Tamas Kemenczy, who have played pivotal roles in shaping the studio's vision and creative direction. Their collaborative approach has fostered a distinctive aesthetic and narrative depth in their games.

Cardboard Computer has influenced the gaming industry by pushing the boundaries of interactive storytelling and blending traditional gameplay with artistic expression. Their focus on narrative adventure games and experimental design has inspired a new wave of indie developers.

The studio has received numerous accolades, including awards from the IndieCade and the Game Developers Choice Awards, recognizing their contributions to the medium and their innovative approach to game design.