Frequently Asked Questions

We're a two-person, husband-and-wife indie studio from Türkiye. We make games that get people talking to each other: co-op puzzlers, party platformers, a roguelite that lives on your desktop, and more on the way.

Every Wazang game is a PC game on Steam, and we don't plan to port them to other platforms.

Mayday Protocol (2–4 players, one PC plus the free manual) and Stack Mates (2–8 players, online and local) are co-op games, and UpShot will be co-op too. Slaymeji: Roguelite Desktop Survivor and Your Life is Not Covered are single-player.

A darkly comic, physics-based action game played in first person. Salvage insured valuables from burning buildings and meet the Company's quota. The people inside are not part of the quota. Whether you save them is up to your conscience.

There is no release date yet. The Steam page is live, so wishlist it and Steam will let you know the moment it launches.

Your Life is Not Covered is a single-player game.

Our newest project: a 3D, co-op take on classic bubble-popping arcade action. It's early in development, so more details are on the way.

The Steam page is on its way. Once it's live you can wishlist UpShot there, and we'll announce it on Discord and our socials.

A single-player roguelite survivor that lives on your desktop. Pick a hunter, survive wave after wave with auto-firing weapons and rebuild your build in the shop between fights. Between runs, your hunter stays on screen while you work.

Slaymeji: Roguelite Desktop Survivor launched in Early Access on Steam on August 31, 2026, and we plan to stay in Early Access until January 2027. It is fully playable now and we keep improving it with player feedback. Our Discord is the best place to share yours.

Up to you. Go for a clean finish, or keep pushing on into an endless run and see how far your build can carry you.

A co-op puzzle-platformer for 2–8 players. Switch between horizontal and vertical forms, stack on top of each other and reach the portal together. If one player falls, the whole team starts over. It's out now on Steam.

Yes. Stack Mates supports both local and online co-op for 2–8 players, so you can play on the couch or across the world.

10 chapters, and each one introduces a new mechanic that bends the rules and tests your teamwork all over again.

You're in a crashing plane. The controls are blinking and you have no idea what anything does. Your only hope is your friends, who have the manual but can't see your screen. It's an asymmetric co-op puzzle game about talking fast, and it's out now on Steam.

2–4 players. One player, the Pilot, runs the game on a PC and sits at the keyboard. 1–3 Co-Pilots can't see that screen: they read the Expert Manual in a browser, as a PDF or printed on paper, and talk the Pilot through each puzzle.

No. Sitting next to each other is the classic way to play, but Co-Pilots can also join from anywhere over a voice call, as long as they have the manual open.

Nope. The game runs on a single PC, so only the Pilot needs to own Mayday Protocol. Co-Pilots just need the Expert Manual, which is free. Perfect for that friend who forgot their wallet again.

Right here on our website, free and in many languages. Open it in a browser on a phone, tablet or second screen, download the PDF, or print it out and spread it across the table.

Technically you could try playing both roles yourself, but that's like being your own therapist: possible, not recommended. The game is built for chaos with friends.

Tell us on Discord or email [email protected]. Mention the game, what happened and, if you can, how to make it happen again. It helps a lot.

Write to [email protected] with your outlet or channel. Logos, screenshots, trailers and fact sheets for our games are in the press kit.

Join our Discord for the freshest news and memes, follow us on Instagram, TikTok and X, and wishlist our games on Steam. We promise we're funnier there than in legal documents.

Slide into our DMs on Discord, or send a carrier pigeon to [email protected]. We read everything (yes, even the weird stuff).