# Goose Byte: one studio site for two game worlds Source: https://slash-digital.io/en/case-studies/goose-byte/ Goose Byte · Sponge Break & The Signal We built the Goose Byte site on a dual architecture: a landing for Sponge Break, a chaotic 1 to 4 player co-op, a page for The Signal, survival craft on a sentient planet, plus studio and press. Start a project See the gallery Sponge Break: a crew on a raft at the top of a waterfall, tagged co-op x4. In short Goose Byte is a game studio with two titles of opposite moods: Sponge Break, a chaotic co-op for 1 to 4 players with voice chat, and The Signal, a survival craft game on a sentient planet. We built a dual architecture: a landing for Sponge Break, a page for The Signal, and studio and press sections. The result is a living hub that takes each visitor to the right game in one click. Client: Goose Byte · Sponge Break & The Signal Sector: Video games Deliverables: - Sponge Break landing - The Signal page - Studio and press sections - Dual site architecture Services: - Web applications - Digital products 2, games with opposite moods 1–4, players in co-op (Sponge Break) Steam, The Signal, one click away 01 The context ## Two opposite games, one studio brand Goose Byte makes two titles of opposite moods. Sponge Break is a chaotic co-op for 1 to 4 players with voice chat: each player is a sponge on a raft, and the river is trying to destroy them. The Signal is a survival craft game on a sentient planet. The site had to sell both to players, press and community without diluting the studio brand. 02 Design and build ## Two entrances, one studio We built a dual architecture. The Sponge Break landing gets to the point: trailer, screenshots and access to the playtest. The Signal page shifts register, with a cinematic hero, the game's pillars and a gallery. Studio and press sections complete the site and hold the Goose Byte brand above both games. - 01 ### Sponge Break landing Trailer, screenshots and a prominent playtest button: the landing takes players from a first look straight to the playtest. - 02 ### The Signal page A cinematic hero, Stranded on Sirenis, the game's pillars and a gallery give The Signal its own tone, the opposite of Sponge Break. - 03 ### Studio and press Studio and press sections gather what both games share, the Goose Byte brand, for players, journalists and the community. 03 Gallery ## The project in pictures 8 images · Open any image to see it full size. The Sponge Break landing: logo, a playtest call to action and the trailer right below. In-game: the raft reaches the edge of a waterfall, with the river trying to destroy it. The raft in a flooded canal, a scene from Sponge Break's chaotic co-op. First-person view on the raft, with the raft's health bar at the top of the screen. The Signal page: a cinematic hero, Stranded on Sirenis, in a mood opposite to Sponge Break. The Signal: an alien spire under a violet sky, on the game's sentient planet. The Signal: a settlement of domes and towers amid the planet's grass and trees. The Signal: a rover crossing a meadow of colourful vegetation on the sentient planet. 04 Outcomes ## A living hub for two games Goose Byte now has a living hub for players, press and community. Sponge Break is in playtest, The Signal is on Steam, and each visitor reaches the right game in one click. The two titles keep their own tone within one studio brand. - Sponge Break in playtest, one click away - The Signal on Steam, with its own page - A living hub for players, press and community - Two opposite moods under one studio brand