About us
Majorariatto is an indie game studio originally founded by Alva Majo and C. Navarro from Spain.
We cherish fan expression and participation so, as a general rule, we won't take action to protect our copyright unless we really feel the need to do so.
That means you are free to do the following:
- Make and monetize gameplay videos.
- Make and sell fanart.
- Make and sell covers of our game's songs.
- Showcase our games at public events.
- Add a cameo appearance of any of our game's characters inside your game (we encourage cameos of Lariat the Witch!)
- Probably any transformative work you do for free.
Our current members are:
- Alva Majo is the leader of the bunch. You know him well: he handles game design, art, writing and coding (email, Twitter)
- Kony handles the iOS part of the equation (email, Twitter)
- C. Navarro takes care of the website (Twitter)
You can contact us via email at or through Twitter at @Majorariatto. We also have a Youtube channel.
This is what we're doing:
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Product page Steam The one who pulls out the sword will be crowned king
- PC (Win/Mac/Linux)
- English, Spanish
- Release March 28th 2022
The one who pulls out the sword will be crowned king is a short game about pulling a sword from a stone to be crowned king, like in the Arthurian legend.
Grab the sword with your mouse and try to pull it out from the stone. If you are able to get it all the way out, you will prove that you are the rightful king and as such you will be crowned.
The Steam version of the game includes the online mode King of Kings in which the sword gets longer and heavier each time someone manages to pull it out.
- Published by Majorariatto
- Created by Lariat the Witch, Alva Majo and Gius Caminiti
- Music by Alejandro Maciá
- Title vocals by Erick M. Amaro
- Promotional art by Charditronic
- Using the following assets: Lowpoly Style Free Rocks and Plants by CH Assets, FREE Stylized PBR Textures Pack by Lumo-Art 3D, Fantasy Skybox FREE by Render Knight, Polylised Medieval Desert City by Ink Phantom Studio
- Using sounds by Sonniss.com, Imphenzia, GameDev Market, Daydream Sound, redcanss (freesound.org)
- Using typographies by Dieter Steffmann (Old London), Omnibus-Type (Grenze Gotisch), YoonDesign Inc (Hi Melody), Woowahan brothers (Yeon Sung), Chen Xiaomin (Long Cnag), Wei Zhimang (Zhi Mang Xing), Kinuta Font, Factory (Yuji Syuku), Juan Pablo del Peral (Piazzolla), Yoshimichi Ohira (Zen Old Mincho)
- Special thanks to Kony Pyon, C. Navarro, Chaosmigu, HeyNau, DEValen, Guinxu, Andrey Morozan
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Product page Steam Pureya
- PC (Win/Mac/Linux), iOS, Android
- Universal (no text, only pictures)
- Release March 26th 2021
Pureya is a collection of arcade minigames that play with just 2 buttons and switch randomly from one to the next every 10 seconds.
Avoid obstacles and collect as many marbles as you can, then use them in the pachinko machine to unlock new minigames, music and skins.
Enjoy a variety of minigames and themes by playing all of them 10 seconds at a time or challenge them individually to aim for a high score.
- 30+ minigames
- Switch to a different minigame every 10 seconds
- Collect marbles and use them in the pachinko to unlock new minigames, music and skins
- Quick and easy: plays with just 2 buttons
- Dynamic difficulty for all skill levels
- Dynamic original music with linked 10 seconds tracks
Credits
- Published by Majorariatto.
- Created by Alva Majo.
- With help from Lariat the Witch, Kony Pyon and C. Navarro.
- Music by Alejandro Maciá.
- Cutscenes and promotional art by Charditronic.
- Made with Unity by Unity Technologies.
- Using sounds by sonniss.com, soundopolis.net, soundible.com, freesound.org, Sound Ex Machina, Imphenzia, SoundBits, GameDevMarket, BLACK LODGE GAMES LLC, Double Trouble Audio, THOMAS REX BEVERLY.
- Special thanks to Joe Firth, Iván Gregorio, DEValen.
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Product page Steam Shipped
- PC (Win/Mac/Linux), Nintendo Switch
- 10 languages (see below)
- Release March 28th 2019
Challenge your friends in a naval battle of steering, pushing and shooting. Keep your ship on-screen and avoid crashing with land to survive.
Shipped is a simple local multiplayer naval game for up to 8 players. You can accelerate, but you can't brake! Grab crates to get ammunition or shoot air with your empty cannons to push enemies or deflect incoming fire. Keep up with the movement of the camera! If your ship goes off-screen it will instantly explode!
Shipped includes a single-player arcade mode and 50 time-trial challenges.
- Local multiplayer for 2-8 players.
- Play with friends or against the AI.
- 5 different game modes.
- Single-player challenges.
Languages
English, Spanish (Spain), Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Portugal), Russian, Simplified Chinese, French, Italian, German
Credits
- Published by Majorariatto.
- Created by Alva Majo.
- With help from Lariat the Witch, Kony Pyon and C. Navarro.
- Voices by Kony Pyon.
- Music by Alejandro Maciá, in collaboration with Iván Gregorio and Celia Maciá.
- Made with Unity by Unity Technologies.
- Using typefaces by Nick Curtis (Doctor Jekyll), Google (Noto).
- Using sounds by Imphenzia, ObsydianX, sonniss.com, Sound Ex Machina, Kenney, Soundopolis, Dustyroom.
- Written in English and Spanish by Alva Majo.
- Translated by Marcel Weyers (German), Ophélie Jourdannas (French), Giacomo Candito (Italiano), Freedomrun (Portuguese), Alexander Yarovoy a.k.a. Brightsiderus (Russian), David Gómez (Japanese), Kevin Park (Korean), Kim Sung (Simplified Chinese).
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Product page Golfing Over It
- PC (Win/Mac/Linux), iOS, Android
- 11 languages (see below)
- Release March 28th 2018
Golfing Over It with Alva Majo is a discouraging game about climbing a surreal mountain with a golf ball, a different take on 2017's hit "Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy". Experience the challenge of climbing an unyielding mountain without infuriating controls being part of that challenge.
Bennett Foddy has played this game and granted it his blessing.
- Golf your way up to the top.
- Listen as Alva explains why he made such a cruel game.
- Fall all the way back to the bottom.
- And if you manage to get to the top?
- Will that make you feel good?
- Will you feel that it's all been worth it?
- I think you will.
Languages
English, Spanish (Spain), Japanese, Korean, Finnish, Portuguese (Portugal), Russian, Simplified Chinese, French, Italian, German
Voiceover is only available in English, but translated subtitles are provided.
Credits
- Published by Majorariatto.
- Created and narrated by Alva Majo.
- With help from Lariat the Witch, Kony Pyon and C. Navarro.
- Music by Iván Gregorio.
- Based on “Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy”.
- Made with Unity by Unity Technologies.
- Using models from Paint 3D made by Microsoft.
- Using images from pixabay.com by 12019, Alexas_Fotos, Genty, Kito32, Msaeedsalem, Ridderhof, rkarkowski.
- Using sounds by Soniss (sonniss.com), Sound Ex Machina (soundexmachina.com), Dustyroom (dustyroom.com), zolopher (freesound.org), mkoenig (freesound.org).
- Using typographies by Red Hat (Liberation), Google (Noto), Vernon Adams (Oswald).
- Written in English and Spanish by Alva Majo.
- Translated by BSC Everest (German, French, Italian, Russian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese), BSC Everest & 트위치정로이 (Korean), Duncan Dempsey & Guilherme Dias (Portuguese), Elias Salmikivi (Finnish).
- Special thanks to Bennett Foddy.
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Product page Majotori
- PC (Win/Mac/Linux), iOS, Android
- English, Spanish
- Release March 28th 2017
Majotori is a collection of tales with which you interact by playing trivia. A witch appears to different characters after they make a wish and offers to make it come true if they play a game of trivia with her. Majotori's Carefully Crafted Selection of Questions includes all kind of subjects but focuses on video games, cinema and animation.
- 25+ diverse characters
- 50+ branching storylines
- 1000+ engaging questions for the modern geek
- 4 question categories with customizable frequency of appearance
- A character dying a horrible death because you don't watch enough anime
Credits
- Published by Majorariatto.
- Created by Lariat the Witch and Alva Majo.
- With help from Kony Pyon and C. Navarro.
- Music by Esther García.
- Using Banksia (text font) by Daniel Midgley.
- Using Whoosh Sound Pack (sounds) by qubodup.
- Using Unity (game engine) by Unity Technologies.
- Special thanks to David Gómez.
