We prefer Unity3D because of the team, the community, the asset store possibilities, the great content and the biggest reason: we can easily develop content for different plattforms and thats with our very small team.

Very classical. First there is an idea, then we work with fun on a small prototype to tryout the main game mechanic. Then we extend the prototype into a new game. Because we are new in this branch we still use gamejams to get easier in a motivating and not frustrating crunch-time with a result. Is the result stable enough to make a proper game then we do this afterwards.

It seems like its a genetical thing. Not. Thinking how it works on a software base was our first intention when we got some computers to work with. Its not only a tool, we wanted to know how this tool is such practicabel. Why does it work? Why are there bugs? Can we create better stuff? And when you start to code and get into it you will not leave this immense creativity possibilities.

Creating more and better games. We are realistic enough that triple-a is very far away. But that does not mean that we could not make games everyone like to play.