Fidgetworks is an indie game studio with the unique honor of being inspired by a real-life duck.
Once a duck herself, Fidget is now the cozy, spooky, and a little bit silly solo dev and 2D artist behind several games in development, spanning multiple genres and each as unique as the feathers on her back. First to come: Stall #2, a horror-comedy anomaly game about finding the one safe bathroom stall before your burrito takes you out.
It's Duck Season, but this year, we fight back!
Bounce on hunters to eliminate, but watch for their bullets!
How many can you take out with just 3 lives?It's Duck Season, but this year, we fight back! Bounce the hunters, dodge their corks. How far can you get on 3 lives?
The hunters won...but not for long...
In developmentA horror-comedy randomized anomaly game about finding the one safe bathroom stall before your burrito takes you out. Knock, listen, and investigate the stalls in a haunted office building. Read the signs wrong and you might die, laugh, or even poo yourself. Read them right for sweet relief.
In developmentA cozy, healing-themed narrative gardening & critter care game set on a Florida balcony. It's about self-care, balance & finding joy in small, slow things.
You'll tend plants & critters that visit & build relationships with unique locals who each have a little something to teach you.
The art & design are deep in progress. Unity programming has just begun. I'm learning as I build.
Hi, I'm Fidget.
Fidgetworks is my unexpected passion, slowly populating with more game ideas than my younger self could have dreamed up. While I've been an artist and writer for a long time, I had never before considered making my creations more interactive...until now.
I'm a bit of a "weirdo" as some say, and I wear that badge proudly. You'll likely see the signs stamped throughout my games, right alongside more serious moments and hidden pieces of myself.
No matter what direction my games take, I hope you'll enjoy them. Just know each one is made with love, joy, and passion.
Oh, yeah. And there's usually a duck in there somewhere.
(Feel free to reach out and ask me why.)