ALT A screenshot taken from the website link provided, quoting the letter saying: "We’ll be honest about something up front: this letter is as much a reflection as it is a thank-you. Anniversary messages can sometimes make a company’s story sound cleaner than it really is, as if every bet paid off exactly as planned, and every creative instinct became a hit. That has never been the reality of making games. Our story is about taking risky creative ideas seriously, shaping them through craft and iteration, and turning them into experiences worth playing. Playing it safe was never the goal, because there is no real safety in a market that keeps changing."

ALT A fullscreen graphic representing Star Fox. From left-to-right: Slippy, Falco, Fox, and Peppy. All standing in front of an orange gradient blending to an orange atmosphere and Arwings in the background in flight.

ALT Ten years, and what a way to mark the milestone. We opened a second studio in Toronto and brought Star Fox to life with Nintendo, a project our team was deeply proud to take on. As we look to the future, we’re still broadening our capabilities and letting our craft flourish. And we’re still as curious as we were on day one.

ALT A graphic for Midnight Murder Club, featuring a person wearing a devil mask in the foreground, back against a wall, in a suit, holding a pistol. In the background, a silhouette of a player wearing a jester mask, shining a flashlight forward, body in front of them, all over a red hue.

ALT Midnight Murder Club started as a prototype almost a decade earlier before it finally came to life. The result was a chaotic, hilarious multiplayer game played almost entirely in pitch darkness. It’s the kind of weird idea that could only come from Velan. Some things are worth the wait.

ALT A diagonal split down the center of the screen that's filled with a graphic from Bounce Arcade, with a giant pinball escaping the graphic, and the machine showing glowing arrows pointing from the launch point.

ALT We’ve always looked for fresh ways to play, and that meant exploring somewhere we’d never gone before: virtual reality. With Bounce Arcade, we reimagined the classic arcade pinball experience for VR by putting players inside the machine. It pushed us somewhere new, and expanded our toolkit in the process.