Welcome to the Xapacojz Specimen Archive. This is a rigorous classification of our completed interactive works—each one a preserved instance of digital evolution, from early structural prototypes to fully realized virtual ecosystems.
Submit New ObservationUnique mechanical frameworks successfully deployed in live environments.
Primary research conducted in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, with distributed field assets across Southeast Asia.
Each card represents a technical milestone. Like a herbarium page, we preserve the original intent, the structural framework, and the interactivity that defines the life of the project.
A high-fidelity simulation focused on procedural growth patterns. This specimen demonstrated our ability to render complex organic movements in real-time, utilizing custom shaders developed by the Malaysia game devs at our Kuala Lumpur lab.
An exploration of logic and connection. Users navigate a subterranean maze that mimics the communicative properties of fungal mycelium. This specimen highlights our focus on unique mechanics that educate through interaction.
Named after our Solaris Dutamas headquarters, this specimen tracks the interplay of light and shadow across digital landscapes. It serves as a benchmark for time-of-day systems in mobile environments.
Before we apply aesthetics, we define the skeletal logic of our interactive botany. This ensures every game specimen is robust and scalable across multiple platforms.
We bypass traditional UI clichés in favor of tactile, world-based controls. A player should feel the texture of the digital environment through their input device.
Each project under the Xapacojz portfolio specimen label is part of a larger narrative ecosystem, sharing data points and visual DNA to create a unified player experience.
How Xapacojz Studio selects and preserves interactive botany for the long-term collection.
A potential specimen must exhibit at least two unique mechanical traits that differ from established genres. We prioritize interactive innovation over visual superficiality.
Once a project is completed, it enters the digitization phase where assets are optimized for the permanent Xapacojz games archive, accessible to researchers and players alike.
"Our goal is not just to produce games, but to curate a living history of digital interaction that mirrors the complexity of the natural world." — Lead Curator, Xapacojz Studio
Our catalog is constantly expanding as new specimens are brought back from the field. Whether you are a researcher, developer, or enthusiast, there is a place for your observations in our greenhouse.
Block D-08-01, Solaris Dutamas,
No. 1 Jalan Dutamas, Kuala Lumpur,
50480 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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09:00 to 18:00 (GMT+8)
