Seagull Fish Entertainment is an LGBTQIA owned and operated indie game company, focused on creating hand illustrated, artistic, expansive gaming experiences.

ARTSY

All our graphics are hand-drawn in unique art styles to create a visual experience like no other.

INDIE

We're so indie, our company only consists of two people. An artist and a Developer.

Basically, indie means poor.

FRESH

At Seagull Fish all our games are expansive. This means we are constantly updating them with new content, from new artists. #keepitfresh

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Enter the Reveries is a story and combat-based artistic adventure platformer that is hand-illustrated in various digital art styles by artist Gary Adrian Randall. An innovative blend of art and technology. A breath of fresh air.

Guide eight characters (clumsies), through 24 gorgeous stages, customize your clumsies with 32 ravishing Reveries, and use ancient Relics for a boost along the way. Accomplish all of that, and you will unlock over 100 collectible clowncards, which reveal all the secrets and mythology of Clowntown.

THE TEAM

The Seagull Fish team is really just two people. A seagull, and a fish.

Best friends Jason Moriarty and Gary Adrian Randall founded Seagull Fish Entertainment in 2014, with the goal of making beautiful interactive art accessible to the world.

THE TEAM

CHIEF CREATIVE OFFICER

{ THE SEAGULL }

Every artist dreams of making money with their art. At some point though, I think most artists give up on that dream. Is it even possible for an artist to make money while they are still alive? I asked myself that question when I turned 30.

Then I realized that if I made a video game out of my art, it could be duplicated and shared with the world.

Since I was a child, I always knew I wanted to tell stories. When I started drawing, I realized I could illustrate those stories in a different way. When I started this company with my best friend, it was so I could share those visual stories with the world.

This company was founded upon the fusion of art and technology. And it is my belief that the future of art is interactive.

-Gary