About EchoSpace
EchoSpace Studios started as a name for my own development projects. Today, it’s becoming a home for the things I’m building, experimenting with, and learning.
It isn’t a company. It’s a name for the work — and a place for the people who find it interesting.
Who's behind it?
One person. EchoSpace is run entirely by me — a solo aspiring indie developer. There’s no team, no publisher and no office; there’s a desk, a set of projects, and a lot of things I’m still working out.
I build games, developer tools and smaller experiments, and I use the EchoSpace name to hold all of it together. My projects range from VR horror to restoration work on older builds to tooling that only exists because I needed it.
I’m building and learning at the same time, in public. The unfinished parts stay visible on purpose — they’re the most honest record of how the work actually goes.
Currently learning
- Game Development
- Unity
- Unreal Engine
- VR Development
- Web Development
- 3D Art
- Game Design
- Music / Sound Design
Where it's going
The long-term goal is for EchoSpace to grow into a larger creative space — more finished games, tools worth other people using, and a community that has its own momentum.
None of that is true yet, and I’d rather show the real version. What’s here now is a working studio of one, a handful of projects in progress, and a Discord that’s just getting started.
Come build alongside it
The Discord is where the day-to-day happens — progress posts, questions, feedback and the occasional thing that didn't work.