MultiMediaVerse is a small studio in Maryland run by Allen Lambert. It makes browser games, a board game, an indie RPG, and training tools, most of them set in the Aztec world and all of them free to play here.
What you will find: a growing shelf of small games you can play on your phone with nothing to install, the Teocalli board game, the Over Many Waters project, free courses for church sound volunteers, and devlogs and postmortems from game jams and events around Baltimore.
Allen Lambert builds the games, runs the Baltimore Indie Games meetup links page, and gives talks on game development. Susie Chapman, Allen’s sister, co-writes stories and narrative design; Tio Omitli was her first finished game.
Say hello on Discord, or use the Help page if something is broken.
We’re a sibling duo of creative nonsense beyond belief! Familiar with Gravity Falls’ Mable and Dipper? Yep! That’s us! The only difference is that we started our crazy journey after I became an adult. That’s a story for another blog post altogether. If you’re interested, stick around, drop a comment, and keep in touch. I’m glad to share our story and so much more.
Allen Lambert
Oh? You’re still here? Cool. You’re not the TLDR type then? Love it! Well here’s a little more about our story and devlog process for game development and story writing.
SUSIE
What can I (Allen) say about Susie? I believe Susie is most likely to work towards writing deep stories with beautiful depth and meaning behind them. She has the potential to write an excellent love story or a dramatic end-time novel. I get the vibe that her niche involves reaching into the depths of a character’s darkness and bringing something bright and hopeful out from that depth.
ALLEN
Allen is a game programmer, designer, and artist, constantly striving to satisfy his ADHD-driven nature through creative media. He lives cozily secluded in the woods, with his wife and three children whom he loves dearly. Allen has excellent business skills and is dedicated to developing a beautiful game that pays homage to classic Legend of Zelda titles. He also enjoys staying involved with local game developer communities.