Draft:Starseed Forest

Starseed Forest is an independent digital development studio founded in 2021 and based in Santiago, Chile.[1] The company specializes in creating video games and digital content with environmental and social themes, operating under a sustainable business model focused on community impact rather than profit maximization.

History

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Starseed Forest was established in 2021 with the stated mission of creating digital entertainment that promotes environmental awareness and social consciousness.

The studio operates through multiple brand divisions, including Friendly Llama and Sudaka Games, which focuses specifically on video games with South American cultural themes and socio-cultural narratives.

Published Titles

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Video Games

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  • The Eightfold Path (2024) - A puzzle and exploration game following a Buddhist monk's journey toward enlightenment. Released on Steam, Epic Games Store, Nintendo Switch and Xbox platforms.[2]
  • Rise of Jericho (2023) - A 2D side-scrolling city-builder set in ancient Middle Eastern civilizations. Available on Steam and Epic Games Store.
  • Hungry Penguin (2019) - An endless survival mobile game addressing global warming themes. Available on Android and iOS platforms. The company donates a portion of proceeds to penguin conservation efforts.

Other Products

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  • Emocionarte (2025) - A mobile application designed by psychologists to facilitate emotional communication and strengthen personal relationships.

Business Model

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Starseed Forest operates on what the company describes as an "equitable growth" model, where revenues are reinvested into content creation and community impact rather than individual wealth accumulation. The company emphasizes environmental sustainability, using 100% renewable energy for server operations.

Industry Participation

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The studio has participated in various gaming and technology events, including:

  • BIG Festival (2023)
  • Gamescom Latam (2025)
  • SmartCity Expo (2024, 2025)
  • Festigame (2024)
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  1. ^ "STARSEED FOREST MEDIA SPA". Chile Pymes (in Spanish). Retrieved 2025-08-31.
  2. ^ Inc, Aetas. "Nintendo Switch版 八正道 まとめページ". 4Gamer.net (in Japanese). Retrieved 2025-08-31. {{cite web}}: |last= has generic name (help)