Factsheet

Developer:
Bombajam
Based in New York City, USA and Melbourne, Australia

Founding date:
March 1st, 2012

Website:
bombajam.com/

Press / Business Contact:
jakob@pajamahouse.com

Social:
twitter.com/eigenbom
twitter.com/jakobhaglof
facebook.com/ShadeDogs

Releases:
Shade Dogs

Phone:
Available on request

Description

Bombajam is a tiny games studio that aims to produce fun and accessible video games for iOS devices. Jakob draws the pictures from New York City, while Ben writes the code from Melbourne, Australia. Their first game, Shade Dogs, was created to entertain their nieces, nephews and other young game players. Their next game will likely involve time travel, a haunted school, or a pennyfarthing.

History

Biographies

Bombajam was formed in early 2012 by Ben Porter and Jakob Haglof. Jakob is an illustrator and has worked on a plethora of projects, ranging from creating DJ software to directing music videos and animating interactive games like Desi Leaves Town. Ben is a programmer with a passion for making games and graphics software. He finished his PhD in 2011, in which he researched biologically-inspired algorithms for generative computer graphics, and left academia in 2012 to focus on making games.

Projects

Videos

Shade Dogs Trailer YouTube

Images

jakob.png
ben_suit_cam.png

There are far more images available for Bombajam, but these are the ones we felt would be most useful to you. If you have specific requests, please do contact us!

Awards & Recognition

Selected Articles

  • "Shade Dogs is excellent fun. ItÂ’s the kind of game that I found myself diving into every now and then, just to work through a couple of levels before going back to my day. It'd be all the more appealing to families looking for a title to play together. Oh, and did I mention the dogs are adorable?"
    - Jennifer Allen, 148Apps

Team & Repeating
Collaborators

Benjamin Porter
Developer, Bombajam

Jakob Haglof
Artist, Bombajam

Ilirjana Alushaj
Musician, Freelancer

David Levin
Musician, Freelancer

presskit() by Rami Ismail (Vlambeer) - also thanks to these fine folks