What if your digital identity could be as unique and expressive as you are? That was the ambitious question behind Drifters, a groundbreaking project we co-developed with Cyberbrokers.

Turning Chaos Into Culture Scary Beans started as a question: What if horror and humor collided in one absurd universe? But it became much more a testing ground, a pipeline lab, and a culture builder.

We recreated the city of Bern in full CG to explore how digital environments can carry both realism and storytelling. The goal was to create a high-quality piece that combined technical control with handcrafted intent.

This cinematic visualizes a digital neighborhood taking shape. Built in close collaboration with ZTX, the project explores growth and identity through stylized 3D animation.

How do you forge a compelling universe that intricately weaves together high fashion, futuristic sci-fi, and ancient mythology? For RTFKT, FrontFutur was tasked with translating their extraordinary vision into a dynamic, living reality across three cinematic chapters.

How do you ignite a community around an open-world game that's still in development? Nifty Island had the characters and a bold vision, but needed a partner to transform their concept into a living, breathing experience that could build immediate hype.

What Do You Do When the Game Feels Close—But Not Ready? That’s where we came in. A Co-Development Challenge in Story, Systems, and Stealth