After our time at ZGDevs, we spent the past week polishing the demo we showcased, and now we finally feel comfortable enough to release it on our itch.io profile.

We proudly present the first official demo of Duellum, our roguelike medieval jousting game!
https://morphingames.itch.io/duellum

This is just the first demo of many we have planned. Over the coming months, we’ll be releasing new versions with more content, improvements, and a few extra surprises. Stay tuned and share it with your friends!

This past weekend we attended ZGDevs (games with rasmia), a fair dedicated to the world of video game development, where several developers (including us) had the chance to showcase our projects to the general public.

Our project: Duellum

Duellum is a roguelike video game where you’ll take part in thrilling medieval jousts full of mind games and tense standoffs. Battles unfold in turns, where both you and your opponent choose one action from four options:

• Attack ⚔️

• Defend 🛡️

• Feint 👹

• Regenerate ✨

The three main actions (attack, defend, and feint) follow a rock-paper-scissors style cycle:

• Attack beats Feint

• Feint beats Defense

• Defense beats Attack

Regeneration allows you to recover energy, which is essential to perform actions. Managing your energy wisely is key to the flow of combat and can be the deciding factor between victory and defeat.

Duellum is in active development, and we’re aiming to release a more polished version later this week. Stay tuned on our social media, we’ll share the download link there! And of course, huge thanks to everyone who came by to try out the game!

We also want to thank the organizers for all the effort they put into making this event possible. It’s been an amazing weekend, packed with enriching activities and plenty of opportunities to learn. We sincerely hope it comes back next year!

The video game industry is undergoing a series of changes that are having a very negative impact on end users, the players.

First, many companies began releasing unfinished products in which the buyers were practically the testers. The next step was launching full-priced games with content locked behind microtransactions. And in this generation, they intend to raise game prices even further.

We are living in a time of insatiable greed, and at Morphin' Games, we want to do our part to stand against this situation:

We will always release our games at a fair and reasonable price

We will always be transparent with our users

We will not sacrifice quality or our identity to increase our profits

The digital media outlet 'El Diario de Teruel' has echoed our recent victory and dedicated a very extensive and interesting article to us in the form of a written interview where we answer several questions about our journey, opinions on some video game-related topics, and our overall experience at the Global Game Jam.

Here is the link to the full article: https://www.diariodeteruel.es/cultura/pablo-romero-programador-de-videojuegos-y-cofundador-de-morphin-games-los-videojuegos-son-ocio-pero-tambien-arte-expresion-y-una-herramienta-de-terapia

Many thanks to the team at El Diario de Teruel for this headline! ✊✊

Nightmare Run, our first game for Android devices, is now available for download on Google Play!

In a super creepy graveyard, a ragdoll runs for its life, collects coins, and escapes from Ripper Pipper as long as you can in this intense Infinite Runner!

Download link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.morphingames.nightmareRun

Just like the title says!

After a fierce battle among the 15 teams that signed up at the Teruel (Spain) site, the public has spoken and Lethal Soap Dispenser was the project with the highest number of votes, claiming victory. 🤩🤩🤩

Lethal Soap Dispenser joins Robo-Crack in our list of awards and recognitions, this time with a spectacular first-place medal.

And what does this mean for us? The cash prize is honestly going to help us a lot, but the best part of receiving this award will be seen in the coming months. This win has further boosted our excitement and passion for game development, and if we already had big plans for 2025, winning the Global Game Jam has given us an extra push to go all out this year.

Watch out 2025, we’re coming for you and we won’t show mercy! 😈

The Global Game Jam is over, the whole team is back home, and we've returned to our usual routines this week after an intense weekend and almost total sleep deprivation.

The event was amazing, nearly reaching the maximum number of participants (just 4+1 people short), and there was a great atmosphere among all the developers—definitely an experience worth repeating if it's held again next year.

But… what did we develop? Excellent question. We present to you our latest addition to our lineup of games: Lethal Soap Dispenser, a platformer and puzzle game with a PlayStation 1 aesthetic, where you must use your bubble launcher to solve puzzles and make the people you meet happy 🫧🫧🫧.

Lethal Soap Dispenser is one of the most ambitious games we’ve created—more so because of the 48-hour time limit than because of mechanical complexity. It’s the first time we’ve tackled a 3D project in such a short timeframe, and it’s been a total success. As usual, the whole team was aligned the entire time, we made key decisions very quickly, and the final product stayed very true to our original idea. Huge congrats to Hristian, Saúl, Irene, and Pablo for the result!



As with all our games, Lethal Soap Dispenser is available for download on our itch.io page: https://morphingames.itch.io/lethal-soap-dispenser/, for both Windows and Linux.

Go play now—the bubble revolution awaits! 🫧

The upcoming weekend from January 24th to 26th, we've signed up to participate in the Global Game Jam, a game jam that takes place all over the world at the same time.

This will be the fifth game jam we've taken part in as a team, and just like in the previous four, we're going all in to deliver a top-tier game.

We've registered at the Teruel (Spain) site, where they’ve offered us several accommodation options and made it very easy for us to attend and stay.

Once the event is over, we’ll publish a new blog post with a download link to the revised post-jam version, along with an analysis of how the development process went. See you there!