Sarensong Studios

Our first game · Working title · In development

Skyhoard

Sky-based extraction looter.

A first-person multiplayer game about dwarf crews, armoured airships of timber and iron, and the riches they try to bring home. More soon.

Genre: First-person multiplayer
Platform: PC
Engine: Unity 6
Status: Pre-alpha

An armoured airship in flight above the clouds, lift crystals glowing along her hull — In flight

An airship landed on an island meadow with her ramp lowered — Landed

The forge room below deck: a glowing smelter, forge and anvil — The forge room

A cannon firing from the gun deck — Broadside

An airship with a hull section on fire — Taking fire

First-person view from the ship's wheel at sunset — At the wheel

How we build

Built by one developer and Claude.

Skyhoard's game code, the script that builds its airship, its build tooling and its tests are all written by Claude Code, working from the command line. The Unity editor has never been opened by hand. The developer designs the game, directs the art and plays the builds.

times the Unity editor has been opened by hand. Every scene is assembled by script.: 0
triangles per airship, built by a Python script in Blender: the hull plank by plank, fitted out with ready-made props.: 315k
waypoints the game walks itself through on every test run, with 26 scripted checks and 139 pictures.: 76
milliseconds per frame, after Claude measured a slow physics check on the ships and rewrote it.: 13→0.2

Direct
The developer describes the feature, the feel or the fix, and reviews pictures of the result.
Write
Claude Code writes the C# game code, the scripts that assemble each scene and build the ship, and Python that synthesizes most of the sound effects.
Build
One command builds the scene, builds the game and runs the tests.
Test
The game plays itself: a hidden walk-through, two hidden copies playing each other over the network, and benchmark runs.
Play
A playtest build goes out, and whatever feels wrong goes back to the first step.

The studio

One developer. Claude as the crew.

Sarensong Studios was founded in 2026 by a solo developer. Design, art direction and every final decision come from one desk, and the engineering is done hand in hand with Claude.

Working this way lets one person build a networked 3D game with its own ship pipeline, test suite and benchmarks, work that would normally need a team.