Kalomega LLC · Austin, Texas · AI-driven indie game studio

One founder.
Crews of AI.
Battles at scale.

Kalomega builds large-scale battle games in Unreal Engine 5.8. A single director commands crews of AI coding agents working around the clock to deliver big-battle spectacle on an indie budget.

Performance165 fps target at 3440×1440 on an RTX 4070 SUPER
QualityEvery frame and every system held to a shipped standard
AweHundreds of soldiers, real destruction, cinematic scale
ResponsivenessLow-latency input for co-op and PvP
Game 01 · quad ruplea: full release 2026. Remembering The Alamo: release 2027.

quad ruplea

A conquest strategy and action game. Command and fight alongside armies of AI soldiers in large-scale battles. Break the terrain, break the line, take the map, with friends in co-op or against them in PvP.

  • GenreConquest strategy / action
  • BattlesLarge-scale AI-soldier warfare
  • WorldDestruction-driven combat
  • ModesCo-op and PvP
Coming to Steam
quad ruplea: a wide open battlefield under a big sky, the lines formingquad ruplea · in engine
Game 02 · In development

Remembering The Alamo

Historical co-op battles set in 1836. Players fight shoulder to shoulder with AI soldiers in battles of up to 1,800 soldiers on screen, in 4-player co-op or 5v5 PvP.

  • SettingTexas, 1836
  • Co-op4 players
  • PvP5v5, mixed with AI soldiers
  • ScaleUp to 1,800 soldiers on screen
  • Release2027
Alamo battle sceneRemembering The Alamo · in engine
The armies

Ranks, lore and the ones who come back

Every army in the war has its own ranks and its own history. Beat one and its book opens a page at a time, and the officers who fought you remember how.

In-game armies on the field, ranks formingin engine
The map

Texas, 1836 · Kalomega Edition

The war's places, drawn on our own map of Texas in 1836. Every place sits where the record puts it.

Texas, 1836 map of the war's places, Kalomega EditionTexas, 1836 · Kalomega Edition
How we build

A studio that never sleeps

Game development is slow and expensive. Kalomega runs a different model: one founder sets direction, reviews, and makes the creative calls, while crews of AI coding agents (Claude, Codex, and Grok) build, test, and iterate around the clock.

01

Direct

The founder defines the vision, writes the briefs, and sets the quality bar.

02

Queue

Work is broken into tasks on a shared task queue.

03

Build 24/7

AI agent crews claim tasks and coordinate their work as they go.

04

Review

Every change is checked against the four pillars before it ships.

Machine A

MacBook Pro M5 Pro

48 GB. Agent crew workstation: direction and builds

Machine B

MacBook Pro M5 Pro

48 GB. Agent crew workstation: art and production

Machine C

Windows PC

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER: Unreal builds, GPU profiling, and the 165 fps target

Handheld 1

ROG Ally X

Full-game QA on the go, playing the builds like a player would

Handheld 2

Steam Deck

Full-game QA on the go, on hand when needed

Tech

Built on Unreal Engine 5.8 and NVIDIA

Big battles only feel good if they run fast. The performance target is fixed and measured on real hardware.

165fps target
3440×1440ultrawide resolution
1,800soldiers on screen (Alamo)

Built with NVIDIA

  • DLSS Super Resolution (frame generation optional) to target 165 fps at 3440×1440
  • GPU-heavy crowd and destruction simulation
  • Built and profiled on a GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER

Technologies we're studying

  • AI-driven NPCs
  • OpenUSD art pipelines
  • Cloud compute for agent workloads
  • More RTX machines to scale the studio
Roadmap

The campaign ahead

Apr 2025

Kalomega LLC formed

Texas LLC, active. Self-funded.

quad ruplea: full release 2026. Remembering The Alamo: release 2027.

quad ruplea full release

The full game, with co-op and PvP.

[TBD]

Scale the studio

LLC fully operational; more RTX machines for agent crews and testing.

2027

Remembering The Alamo

Continued development toward a premium Steam release.

Contact

Report in

Press, partners, and playtesters welcome.

[email protected]

K, Founder · Austin, Texas · kalomega.com