Straight Right

Straight Right is an Australian video game development studio founded in 2011, known for its focus on creating engaging gaming experiences across various platforms. The studio gained notable recognition for its work on the Wii U port of "Zombi," originally developed by Ubisoft, which showcased their ability to adapt and enhance existing titles for new audiences. Additionally, they developed "Ben 10 Galactic Racing," a family-friendly racing game that expanded the Ben 10 franchise into the competitive racing genre.

Key personnel at Straight Right include co-founders and lead developers who have extensive experience in the gaming industry, contributing to the studio's innovative approach to game design. Their work on "Zombi" not only revitalized a classic horror experience but also demonstrated their proficiency in utilizing the unique features of the Wii U console.

Straight Right has influenced the gaming industry by showcasing the potential of cross-platform development and enhancing gameplay mechanics for different hardware. The studio specializes in action-adventure and racing genres, focusing on creating immersive experiences that appeal to a broad audience.

The studio has received recognition for its contributions, particularly for "Zombi," which was praised for its atmospheric design and gameplay mechanics, solidifying Straight Right's reputation as a capable developer in the competitive gaming landscape.