HK Lab

A game can last as long as a question.

We are a small studio making games for phones. In each one we try to leave a question that stays with you after the last level.

Kesit: the silhouette of a child climbing a staircase in front of a tall school window.

Coming soon · On your own

Everything you see is a cross-section.

KesitLight, shadow and silence
Coming soon
Sahtekar: the impostor caught under a spotlight on a red-curtained stage.

Coming soon · With friends

Everyone knows the word. Except one.

SahtekarA bluffing word game
Coming soon
Axis: a child’s silhouette walking into a lit arched doorway in a misty void.

Very soon · On your own

From the right angle, the path appears.

AxisTurn the world, find the way
Very soon

Games

In Plato’s cave, people took the shadows on the wall for the world. Kesit is about a child who turns away from that wall and looks toward the light.

Kesit has ten worlds.

Each is another side of the same question: how much of what we see is real?

Kesit
Kesit: Cave
CaveAn eye used to the dark forgets the light.
Kesit: Factory
FactoryEvery door opens onto another world.
Kesit: Countryside
CountrysideLook at the sky, and the ground looks different.
Kesit: Desert
DesertThe horizon moves back as you walk.
Kesit: School
SchoolA window is a cross-section too.
Kesit: Road
RoadThe road appears to those who walk it.

In Axis, the angle is everything.

A structure hanging in a misty void. Two distant paths meet only from a single angle, and the child really walks across where they meet.

Axis: A single platform hanging in the void.
A single platform hanging in the void.
Axis: When the path joins, the child walks on his own.
When the path joins, the child walks on his own.
Axis: The chain lowers, a bridge forms.
The chain lowers, a bridge forms.
Axis: Every movement has a cause you can see.
Every movement has a cause you can see.

Studio

HK Lab is an independent studio making games for iOS and Android. We don’t put ads in our games, we don’t ask you to make an account, and we use no third-party trackers. The small amount of anonymous data we collect to improve a game stays on our own server.

Contacthaki122cakmak@gmail.com