Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Aug 2, 2026
One More Game (OMG) is an independent Seattle-founded, fully remote video-game studio established by veterans of Blizzard, ArenaNet, Riot Games and other major studios. It builds multiplayer/online games using an “alpha-driven development” process: release playable versions early, gather player feedback, and iterate rapidly. [One More Game About Us]
Primary product
SWAPMEAT, a third-person cooperative roguelite shooter for PC, Mac and Steam Deck. It launched into Steam 1.0 on June 17, 2026 after Early Access. Its predecessor project, Spellcraft, was a competitive strategy game that the studio discontinued/pivoted away from in 2025. [Games Press; GeekWire]
Founded
2019
Headquarters
Seattle, Washington, United States
Team size
Approximately 10–20 currently; GeekWire reported 13 people in October 2025.
Work style
Remote
Industry
Computer Games
Sub-industry
Independent game development; multiplayer online and cooperative games
Offices
Business model
Stage
Series A / venture-backed private company
Total raised
$27.7M
Latest round
Series A · Apr 2022
Latest amount
$22M
Apr 2022 · Lightspeed Venture Partners
Jul 2020 · Andreessen Horowitz
Dec 2019 · Andreessen Horowitz
Leadership
CEO & Co-Founder
Jamie Stormbreaker (Jamie Winsor)
Founder & COO
Chief of Staff — People, Operations & Narrative
Art Director
Founders
Co-founder & COO
Player-first, inclusive and low-ego culture emphasizing kindness, creative autonomy, rapid iteration, direct player feedback, developer happiness, and respect for employee time. The studio explicitly values flexible work and maintaining a healthy team rather than scaling aggressively.
Work style
Remote
Compensation
Public materials describe benefits and a $6,000 annual education stipend, but no current public salary bands or verified compensation data were found. Historical job-board results mention a remote blockchain-engineering role around $150,000, but that is not sufficient evidence of current company-wide compensation.
Benefits
Pricing
SWAPMEAT is sold as a premium one-time purchase on Steam; the reported standard launch price was $16.49, with a launch discount. No subscription or in-game monetization was identified.
Differentiators
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Estimated revenue
$1M–$10M annually (third-party/LinkedIn estimate; not company-reported)
Estimated monthly visits
4K
Traffic estimate as of Jun 2026
The studio scrapped Spellcraft after roughly three years of development and pivoted to SWAPMEAT because the competitive 1v1/free-to-play direction no longer matched player interest. This is a material product/business-model change, not evidence of a company shutdown or layoff.
SourceSWAPMEAT reached its 1.0 launch after Early Access. The launch creates normal post-launch execution and commercial-performance risk, although no public shutdown or layoff report was found.
SourceCOGconnected · Jun 2026
Coverage of the 1.0 launch and the game's co-op roguelite mechanics, new content and Austin Wintory soundtrack.
Games Press · Jun 2026
Announced SWAPMEAT’s 1.0 launch, new content, Steam Deck verification, and Austin Wintory’s involvement on the soundtrack.
Games Press · Jun 2026
One More Game released SWAPMEAT 1.0 for PC, Mac and Steam Deck, adding planets, mutations, quality-of-life improvements and a final boss.
Games Press · Jun 2026
The studio announced the 1.0 date and described the game's body-part-swapping mechanic, platforms and new launch content.
Games Press · Jun 2026
Official press release saying SWAPMEAT would leave Early Access soon and open requests for the 1.0 launch.
3 jobs at One More Game