Goosebumps Movie Where's The Creature? Game

Rod Hunt was commissioned by digital agency The Flock to illustrate 'Where's The Creature?' the online game to promote the release of Goosebumps staring Jack Black, an upcoming 2015 American comedy horror fantasy film directed by Rob Letterman and written by Mike White and Darren Lemke. It is based on the children's book series of the same name by R. L. Stine. The film stars Jack Black, Dylan Minnette, Odeya Rush, Amy Ryan, Jillian Bell and Ryan Lee.

We took one of the oldest games of perception and trickery (The Shell game) and reimagined it in a contemporary way using WebGL.

As a studio, we set ourselves the task of improving our technical prowess and streamlining our pipeline from 3D modelling to development. We wrapped this functionality with a traditional Eastern aesthetic to celebrate Chinese New Year and add a further level of intrigue.

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When Lex Records approached us to create a microsite for the reissue of NehruvianDoom, the collaborative album from heavyweights MF Doom and Bishop Nehru, we naturally jumped at the chance.

We were tasked with creating a simple, captivating microsite to act as a digital home for fans to engage with the reissue, showcasing merch, physical releases, and new artwork by the renowned illustrator Ghostshrimp.

Visual user interface design for Kaboom, a children's video streaming app.

Our mobile/desktop browser game for Sigala⁠ & James Arthur's latest banger 'Lasting Lover' is out now. Head here to play: https://sigala.lnk.to/Lasting…

The game is based on the video for the song which was filmed at a racetrack and allows you to play as either Sigala or James. The aim of the game is to avoid obstacles and last as long as you can. You can also collect disco balls as you go to gain extra lives.

The game features Spotify and Apple Music integration which drives streams of the track on the chosen streaming service. ⁠⠀⁠⠀

'Lasting Lover' was originally written by Lewis Capaldi as an acoustic song before Sigala worked his magic. You may also recognise the sample in the track which is from MGMT's 2008 hit ‘Time to Pretend’.