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Radient Game Studio

Guadalajara studio (formerly Larva Game Studios) for full development and co-dev

About Radient Game Studio Radient Game Studio is a Guadalajara, Mexico game studio offering full development, co-development and dedicated teams to other companies. The former Larva Game Studios domain now redirects to it. Larva was founded in 2007 and made games for PC, console and mobile. Company Overview Location: Guadalajara, Mexico Founded: 2007 (as Larva Game Studios, per LinkedIn) Team: 11-50 employees (Larva Game Studios on LinkedIn) Specialty: Full game builds and engineering support for licensed and mobile titles Services Full development — prototype to launch and LiveOps Co-development and dedicated teams — engineering, art and design Multiplayer engineering — networking and matchmaking (Amazon GameLift) Animation and 3D art — mocap cleanup Notable Work Ghostbusters: Rise of the Ghost Lord (multiplayer engineering, Unreal Engine 5, Quest) and Pacific Rim: Breach Wars (animation and 3D art) (listed on its website) Love Letter digital adaptation and Polinesios: Power Up! on Roblox (full development) (listed on its website)

Lienzo

Mexican Culture in Gaming

About Lienzo Lienzo is a Mexican video game studio founded in 2012 in Chihuahua. Known for culturally-inspired games like Mulaka (Tarahumara mythology) and Aztech: Forgotten Gods, they pioneered Mexican indigenous themes in gaming. Company History Founded: 2012 Location: Chihuahua, Mexico Founders: Serrano (lead), Adolfo Rico (lead programmer) Initial Team: 8 people Origin: Advergaming and museum games Notable Games Mulaka 3D action-adventure based on Tarahumara indigenous culture Set in northern Mexico's breathtaking landscape Play as a Sukurúame (shaman) Preserves oral Tarahumara lore in visual form Hunter's Legacy 2D action-platformer Starring Ikki, a cat warrior Sword and bow combat Aztech: Forgotten Gods Action-adventure Aztec mythology meets sci-fi Cultural Impact Lienzo was the first Mexican studio to embrace indigenous themes rather than emulating Western styles. They proved Mexican cultural content could succeed internationally, inspiring a new generation of Latin American developers. Approach Started without formal game design education (unavailable in Mexico at the time). Built expertise through advergaming and museum projects before creating original IP. Note Lienzo is primarily a game developer creating culturally-inspired original IP. Why Lienzo Matters Mulaka cultural breakthrough Tarahumara mythology preservation Mexico's pioneer indie studio Indigenous themes in gaming International success with local culture