Who we are and who helps us while creating immersing Roblox Experiences
O Game Studios was founded by two longtime friends, Kiyumi and MadOAsian, who share a passion for creativity, gaming, and building meaningful experiences together.
What started in 2020 as a fun side project quickly grew into something more. With over five years of combined experience in game development, design, scripting, and community building on the Roblox platform, the two set out to create a studio focused on bringing fresh, immersive experiences to life.
Since then, their games have caught the attention of players around the world—building a loyal fanbase, reaching six-figure success, and making a name for themselves in the Roblox space. But for Kiyumi and MadOAsian, it’s never just been about the numbers. O Game Studios is built on the belief that creativity thrives through collaboration, and that anyone with a passion can turn an idea into something incredible.
At its core, O Game Studios is about crafting games people love—and inspiring others to do the same. Whether you’re here to play, create, or just see what we’re working on, we’re glad to have you a part of our story.
Welcome to the world of O.
CEO
At O Game Studios, we’re a real, legitimate indie game studio building exciting and unique experiences on the Roblox platform. We’re not just a group of random developers — we’re a structured team with clear goals, workflows, and a shared passion for making great games. Whether you’re an experienced creator or just starting out, we’re always looking for dedicated and creative people to join us in roles like scripting, modeling, building, animation, VFX, SFX, and digital art.
As a team member, you’ll work on live projects that real players will see and enjoy. Your contributions won’t just sit in a test place — they’ll be part of a full release with your name in the credits. We work in a collaborative and flexible environment where your ideas are heard, and your creativity is encouraged. Because we’re a growing studio, every role really matters — your work has a direct impact on the final game. If you’re passionate about game development and want to be part of something real and rewarding, we’d love to meet you.
A Front-End Scripter is responsible for developing the user-facing elements of a Roblox game, such as menus, buttons, HUDs, and other interactive UI components. They write Lua scripts to make these interfaces functional, responsive, and intuitive for players. Their work directly impacts how players interact with and experience the game. They must ensure UI works seamlessly across different devices, including PC, mobile, and console. Front-end scripters often collaborate with UI designers, artists, and back-end developers. Clean, efficient code and user-friendly design are central to their success.
A Back-End Scripter builds and maintains the server-side logic that powers the game’s core systems and mechanics. This includes things like data storage, combat systems, progression, matchmaking, and anti-cheat features. They use Lua to ensure the game runs smoothly, securely, and efficiently behind the scenes. Their code often handles tasks that must persist between game sessions, such as saving player stats or items. Collaboration with front-end scripters is vital to integrate gameplay with user-facing features. Scalability, optimization, and security are top priorities in their work.
A Modeler creates custom 3D assets for use in Roblox games, such as characters, props, weapons, and vehicles. They typically use software like Blender to design and texture meshes, which are then imported into Roblox Studio. Their models help define the visual style and thematic consistency of the game. It’s important that their assets are both detailed and optimized for performance across all platforms. They often collaborate with animators, builders, and VFX artists to ensure models integrate well into gameplay. Creativity, attention to detail, and technical knowledge are key skills for this role.
A Builder designs and constructs game environments directly within Roblox Studio using parts, meshes, and terrain tools. They are responsible for creating immersive and functional maps, levels, and worlds that support gameplay. Builders must consider flow, layout, and navigation to ensure the game is both playable and visually engaging. They work closely with modelers to place assets effectively and with scripters to ensure functionality. Performance optimization is important, especially in large or detailed builds. A strong sense of level design, scale, and atmosphere is essential for success in this role.
An Animator brings characters, NPCs, creatures, and objects to life through movement and expression. Using Roblox’s animation editor or tools like Blender, they create walk cycles, attacks, emotes, and cinematic sequences. Animators enhance gameplay by making actions feel dynamic, smooth, and realistic. Timing, fluidity, and expressive poses are critical for good animation. They often work with modelers, scripters, and VFX artists to sync animations with game events. Their work greatly enhances immersion and player connection with characters and events.
A Digital Artist designs 2D visual assets including UI elements, icons, textures, thumbnails, and promotional materials. Their artwork sets the tone for the game’s branding and overall aesthetic, both in-game and externally. Using programs like Photoshop or Illustrator, they produce clean, professional visuals that fit the game’s theme. They work closely with UI/UX designers and front-end developers to ensure their designs are functional and user-friendly. Digital artists may also handle marketing assets, such as game icons or banners for the Roblox platform. Visual consistency and creativity are essential in this role.
A Roblox UI artist designs and creates user interface elements for games on the Roblox platform, ensuring they are both visually appealing and functional. They work closely with game developers and designers to align UI aesthetics with the overall game style and user experience. Their responsibilities include creating menus, buttons, icons, HUDs, and interactive overlays. A strong understanding of visual hierarchy, layout, color theory, and accessibility is essential in their role. They often use tools like Photoshop, Illustrator, Figma, or Roblox Studio’s built-in UI features. Ultimately, a Roblox UI artist helps enhance gameplay by making navigation intuitive and the interface immersive.
A Sound Effects (SFX) Artist creates and edits audio to enhance game events, environments, UI feedback, and overall immersion. They use sound editing tools like Audacity, FL Studio, or Adobe Audition to design unique audio cues. These cues help guide the player’s experience and give feedback for actions like attacks, jumps, or item pickups. SFX artists work closely with animators and scripters to sync sound with gameplay events. Their goal is to make the game feel alive and responsive through impactful audio design. Attention to detail and a good ear for audio balancing are crucial.
A Visual Effects (VFX) Artist creates particle effects and visual enhancements that make actions and environments more dynamic and exciting. Using Roblox’s particle emitters, beams, and scripting, they craft effects like explosions, magic spells, fire, weather, and damage indicators. VFX artists help communicate gameplay feedback and add visual flair to major events. Their work often enhances immersion and player satisfaction by making the game feel more responsive and polished. Collaboration with animators and scripters ensures VFX are well-timed and contextually appropriate. Creativity, performance optimization, and technical knowledge are vital for this role.