Symra builds games people actually want to play — handcrafted experiences with fair monetization, deep systems, and art that stands out. Small team. No compromises.
Every title we ship is built in-house — art, code, and design all under one roof.
A gacha RPG set in a zombie apocalypse. Summon supernatural fighters, build your roster, and push through elemental combat campaigns. Designed from the ground up with fair mechanics and hand-crafted characters.
Our second title is currently in early development. We'll share more when the time is right.
Looking for press assets, screenshots, or more info about our titles? We keep a press kit ready.
Symra started with a simple frustration — too many mobile games treat their players like a revenue stream instead of an audience. We wanted to prove it could be done differently.
We're a small team of developers, artists, and designers who've spent years in the industry. We brought that experience together to build something we're proud of: games with real depth, real art, and real respect for the people playing them.
Our first title, Zombie Waifus, is in active development. We build in the open, share our process, and listen to our community — because the best games are made alongside the people who play them.
We'd rather ship one great game than five average ones. Every title we release has been tested, polished, and genuinely loved by us before it reaches players.
No predatory mechanics, no fake urgency, no dark patterns. Monetization should feel fair. We build games we would personally spend money on.
We're self-funded with no outside investors shaping our creative direction. That means we can take risks, move at our own pace, and build exactly what we believe in.
We walk through how elemental affinities, skill rotations, and the infection mechanic came together to create a combat loop that rewards strategic thinking without punishing casual play.
From a blank Cloudflare Workers project to a full gacha backend with 90+ API handlers — here's an honest look at our first year building a game studio from scratch.
Our first character reveal. Rotlyn was the character that defined the aesthetic direction for the entire game. Here's how the design, lore, and kit came together.
Press assets, review copies, interviews, screenshots.
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