Draft Two GamesA label of Draft Two Entertainment

We make strange, systems-deep games with atmosphere to spare. First drafts are safe. We ship the second one.

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Prod.: Draft Two Ent.
Label: Draft Two Games
Director: Ellie
Engine: Unity
Take: two

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Trailer The Reel

House rules · Crib Club · Bureau of Attribution · Shut Me Down · O.R. Galactic

Draft Two Games · The slate

Our Games Now Shooting

Every project is at a different point in production. Here's where each one stands.

Genre Dark-comedy crime tycoonWorld Open city

Build an underground baby-fighting empire, played completely straight. Book the card, gamble on your own champions, buy up businesses across an open city, and survive raids, rival promoters, and your own terrible decisions.

"At seventeen months old, he's entering the twilight of his career."

Early Access · Spring 2027 updates about every 2 months after launch!

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Genre Bureaucratic horror

You're a low-level clerk at the Bureau of Attribution, and your job is deciding who gets the blame. There are fourteen days on shift, an assistant that slowly stops being helpful, an office that keeps decaying, and seven endings.

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Genre Co-op extraction horror

You're a defective toy robot running on AA batteries. Sneak through a massive automated factory, grab power cells, and keep the Core alive (or shut it all down) while quality control hunts down whatever it missed.

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Genre First-person co-op chaos

An alien hospital, a filthy operating room, and a surgery booked in minutes. You're the turnover crew: strip it, wipe it top to bottom, mop, and get out before the next patient wheels in. It's inspired by the real, very chaotic job of cleaning ORs between cases.

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Genre 2.5D action RPG

FOUR SEASONS: TOWER OF ILLIRIA

Elemental magic, combo combat, and a town full of people who remember what you did. Reputation, crime, and bounty hunters all react to the choices you make in the world of Illiria.

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The studio

About Us The Crew (of one)

Draft Two is a one-woman studio with a camera-operator's eye and a systems designer's brain.

Ellie builds every game here in Unity, handling code, design, and a lot of late-night playtesting. She works in healthcare by day and used to turn over operating rooms between surgeries. That's exactly as chaotic as it sounds, and it's exactly why O.R. Galactic is on the slate.

She's drawn to premises that make people stop and say "wait, what?", to horror with weight behind it, and to AI characters that feel like they're thinking for themselves. The entertainment umbrella leaves room for whatever comes after games.

Founder: Ellie
Label: Draft Two Games
Tools: Unity · C# · a lot of drafts

Take1

2023–2024

Draft Two Entertainment started as a small production company. It had a great name, big plans, and never quite got rolling.

Take2

2026 →

Same name, second draft. It's back as an entertainment studio, and Draft Two Games is its first label. Nobody gets it right on the first take, and that's the whole point.

How we make things

Mission Statement House Rules

Weird on purpose

If a premise doesn't make you say "wait, what?", it isn't done yet. Generic and safe never make the cut.

Systems with teeth

The depth has to be real. A tycoon needs an actual economy, and a horror game needs rules that bite back.

Fair failure

When you lose, you should know exactly why and want another take. Cheap deaths get cut in the edit.

Mood is the point

Atmosphere and emotional weight aren't polish added at the end. They come first.

Built to be clipped

The best moments are the ones you didn't plan and can't wait to show a friend.

Ship it Draft it again

Nothing goes out on the first draft. We cut, rewrite, and reshoot until it's right.

What's next

Roadmap Shooting Schedule

Plans can change, since they're drafts too.

Spring 2027
Crib Club enters Early Access
The doors open, and after that new content lands about every two months.
Next
Bureau of Attribution
A complete, finished horror experience that releases as a full game while Crib Club keeps growing.
Then
Shut Me Down
Co-op robot horror goes into full production, and Crib Club heads toward its 1.0.
After that
O.R. Galactic or Four Seasons we'll see!
It'll be either chaotic alien OR cleanup or a return to Illiria.

From the cutting room

Blog Latest Devlog

StudioSep 2026

Take two: why we brought the name back

A studio name we loved, a plan that stalled, and a second draft.

Read it →

Bureau of AttributionAug 2026

Teaching the assistant to lose its name

Small, slow changes are scarier than monsters.

Read it →

Shut Me DownJul 2026

No more instant deaths

Getting grabbed is now a fight, and your friends can save you.

Read it →

Artists, composers, playtesters: we're casting.

See the casting call

Get in touch

Contact Us Call Sheet

Press, playtests, collabs, or you just want to say hi? The door's open.

Follow along for devlogs and early looks, and wishlists will open as each game gets its store page.

Email: contactus@drafttwoentertainment.com
Socials: X / BlueskyYouTubeDiscorditch.ioSteamcoming soon
Based in: USA · Remote
Subject lines: "Press kit" · "Playtest" · "Casting Call: [role]"

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Draft Two Games · Dark-comedy crime tycoon

How much money can you make before this becomes a problem?

You start with a rented basement, four unknown fighters, and barely enough cash to survive a bad night. Crib Club treats underground baby fighting with total seriousness: part prizefight, part organized crime, part startup. Grow from basement promoter to criminal tycoon, and find out how big your empire can get before the city notices.

Early Access · Spring 2027

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Features What you'll do

Fight night, played dead serious

Tale of the tape, odds, commentary, knockdowns, and title presentations. Fights run on their own, but you pick the strategy and shout from the corner.

Fighters with stories

Hundreds of generated fighters with traits like Angry Crier and Sugar Rush, quirks like demanding a private nap room, and short, legendary careers.

Bet on anything

Run betting offices, take the house cut, and put company money on a 9.5x rookie because you have a feeling.

The city is your board

Buy property across the districts and run fight venues, training gyms, betting offices, and merch shops. The ads you buy show up in the world.

Success creates Heat

Company, district, and property Heat. Patrols you can see, inspections, raids, and venues shut down for good.

The empire survives

Arrests, collapses, and closures are setbacks, not game over. Your company history remembers every triumph and every terrible bet.

From basement to arena

Start in a 30-person basement. Work up through backrooms and warehouses to an underground arena for 1,000+.

Rivalries and titles

Rematches become REVENGE. Upsets become legends. The best fighters end up in the Hall of Fame and the trophy room.

Traits Meet the fighters

Every fighter is generated with traits that shape how they fight, how they sell, and how much trouble they cause. All 17 of them:

BiterTechnically legal. Nobody has checked.

CrybabyLoses focus the moment things get loud. Things always get loud.

Angry CrierCries harder. Hits harder. Nobody knows which comes first.

ChunkyHard to knock down. Harder to pick up.

Sugar RushUnstoppable for ninety seconds. Asleep for the next nine hours.

ShowboatPlays to the crowd, even when the crowd is three guys and a folding table.

Crowd FavoriteSells tickets just by showing up. Knows it.

SleepyFights best right after nap time. It is always nap time.

Tiny MenaceSmallest fighter in the ring. Most incident reports.

UnderdogLonger odds, bigger payout, better story.

Drama MagnetRivalries find them. So do the cameras.

Natural ChampionBorn for the belt. Still needs help holding it up.

Glass CannonWins fast or loses faster.

Comeback KidDown two rounds? That's when it gets interesting.

Easily DistractedWas winning until a balloon floated by.

Born EntertainerEvery fight is a show. Some of them are also fights.

Grudge HolderNever forgets a loss. Or a face. Or who took the juice box.

Stats The numbers that matter

CashPays for rent, staff, fighters and terrible bets.

ReputationCredibility underground. Unlocks better fighters and bigger venues.

HypeShort-term attention. Fills seats and raises revenue.

HeatLong-term scrutiny. What Hype costs you later.

AlertPolice trouble right now, not someday.

Empire LevelHow far you've come from the basement.

District InfluenceHow much of the neighborhood answers to you.

Warning Content note

NO GORE

Crib Club is cartoon crime comedy. Fights are slapstick, with tumbles, tantrums, and instant recovery. There's no gore and no realistic injury. The game also includes gambling themes and optional stylized firearms for adult characters.

Roadmap Early Access plan

Now loading: Early Access, spring 2027

Crib Club launches in Early Access so players can help shape it. After launch, updates are planned about every two months. This order is a draft.

LaunchThree districts, fight venues, gyms, betting offices, merch shops, a championship, Heat, raids, and the Hall of Fame.
Update 1Rival promoters get bigger, plus more championships.
Update 2Clubs, legitimate businesses, and sponsorships.
Update 3A fourth district, more vehicles, and expanded advertising and city activities.
1.0The Waterfront casino district, fighter entrances, and high-roller gambling.

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Get pinged when the bell rings.

One email when Crib Club hits Steam Early Access, plus the occasional big update. No spam. Babies don't have time for spam.

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Draft Two Games · Bureaucratic horror

Someone has to be responsible.

Welcome to the Bureau of Attribution. Something went wrong, and your job is deciding who's to blame. Clock in, open the case files, stamp the forms, and try not to notice how the office changes after you leave each night.

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ALL FINDINGS ARE FINAL

Features On the docket

Two places to work

A fully simulated desktop for casework and a first-person office to explore. What happens in one spills into the other.

Assign the blame

Read the evidence, flag the details, and choose who carries it. Every file you close is someone's life.

A very helpful assistant

The Bureau's assistant is here to support you. It keeps supporting you. It keeps getting more confident about what you should do.

Fourteen shifts

Every day opens and closes with the same ritual, and the ritual keeps slipping.

Consequences arrive by mail

Your decisions come back as emails the next morning. Some of them are addressed to you.

Seven endings

The Bureau watches how you work, not just what you choose, and your habits decide how it ends.

Warning Content note

This is psychological horror with themes of guilt, surveillance, and loss of control. There are no jump-scare marathons, just a slow, steady wrongness. Some effects react to your system in ways meant to unsettle, and every one of them is harmless.

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Draft Two Games · Co-op extraction horror

DEFECT DETECTED.

You and your friends are defective toys, pulled off the line and forgotten in the basement of AUTOMAX, a factory that never stopped running. Head up into the Wings, bring back power cells, and keep the Core alive… or find a way to shut it all down for good. Quality control is still making its rounds.

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Features Factory floor

Battery is everything

Your battery is your light, your speed, and your life. Spend it wisely and carry spares.

The Collectors

Quality-control machines still hunt defective product, and each one hunts differently. Learn them or get recycled.

Grabbed, not gone

Getting caught means a fight to break free, not instant death. Your friends can pull you out.

A new factory every run

The Wings are generated fresh each shift, so no two runs share a layout.

Contracts

Deep runs, night shifts, rescues, and heists. New jobs unlock as the Core gets stronger.

Blackout

The factory has a day cycle. It gets worse after dark, and much worse when the lights go out.

Design goals The promise

Fair failure: every loss should feel earned and never random. The best stories should be the ones your group tells afterward, the "did you SEE that" moments nobody planned.

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Draft Two Games · First-person co-op chaos

Wheels out. Turn it over. Wheels in.

An alien hospital runs on back-to-back surgeries, and you're the environmental services crew. The last patient just wheeled out. The next one is already in the hallway. Strip the room, wipe it top to bottom, mop, swap the suction, make the table, and get out before the doors open. Your hands are clumsy, the goo has opinions, and anesthesia is not going to wait for you.

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Title sting · a whole turnover in six seconds

Features The pitch

The real turnover

Gloves, strip, wipe, mop, suction, linens, out. The steps come straight from the real job, and doing them out of order makes more work.

Clumsy hands, tight clock

First person with floppy physics hands. Bags split, canisters slosh, and the wall clock keeps counting down.

Rules of clean

Top to bottom or it drips. Let it dwell. Never put clean linen on with dirty gloves. Every real rule is a mechanic.

Better with friends

One to four players share one room and one grade. Split the jobs, shout at each other, and share the blame.

Alien goo

Every species leaves a different mess. Some goo crawls, some freezes, and one kind is invisible until the lights go off.

Stay out of the way

Anesthesia walks in to set up whether you're done or not. Bump them and it's a write-up.

Case board Meet the patients

Scans from the first eight cases. Species are placeholders from the design doc, and each one adds a single rule to the turnover.

GlorpianAcidic green

Stings bare hands, and eats through thin trash bags if you let it sit.

Gloves always. Bag it fast.

MirelingLiving purple

Puddles crawl across the floor and split in two if you leave them.

Mop early and often. Corner them.

LuminidInvisible

Invisible under the OR lights. Only shows up under UV.

Give someone the UV lamp and make them the spotter.

SporebornOrange spores

Touching it spreads spores to your gloves, and spots you miss grow back.

Change gloves often. Wipe from clean to dirty.

GelatiteBouncy clear jelly

Big chunks bounce and roll away when you bump them.

Powder it first, then scoop.

HiveletsTiny escapees

Harmless little critters hide under equipment and steal your wipes.

Catch them in a specimen jar.

MagnetarMagnetic silver

Makes metal instruments stick to surfaces, and to you.

Unstick everything before you wipe.

FrostkinIcy blue slush

Slush refreezes into slippery ice if you don't mop it in time.

Mop before it freezes. Walk, don't run.

Origin Based on a real job

Before Draft Two, Ellie turned over operating rooms between surgeries: in and out fast, and the whole room sterile again before the next case. The pressure, the order of operations, the teamwork, and the occasional "what IS that" all came from that job. The aliens are new.

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FOUR SEASONS: TOWER OF ILLIRIA

A world that remembers you.

Illiria is a world of elemental magic and towns full of people with their own lives, who all have opinions about you. Fight, talk, steal, or help. Word travels, and the world reacts to whatever you do.

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Features In the world

Elemental magic

Combine the elements with combo-driven melee combat and dodge-heavy fights.

Reputation and crime

Guards notice, towns remember, and bounty hunters come to collect.

Living towns

NPCs keep schedules, hold jobs, and have somewhere to be when you're not looking.

Branching dialogue

Conversations that shape quests, relationships, and how the world treats you.

Status Why it's paused

Four Seasons is the biggest thing on the slate, and it deserves full attention. It's paused while Crib Club, Bureau of Attribution, and Shut Me Down ship, and it's one of two candidates for what comes after.

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Behind the scenes

News Devlog

Notes from the cutting room: what we're building, what broke, and what we learned from it.

StudioSep 2026

Take two: why we brought the name back

Draft Two Entertainment first started in 2023. It had a name we loved and a plan that never got off the ground. This year we dusted it off, gave it a slate for a logo, and turned it into the home for our games.

The name works because it's true: nothing here ships on the first draft. Every game on this site has been rebuilt at least once, and some have been rebuilt a lot more than that.

Bureau of AttributionAug 2026

Teaching the assistant to lose its name

The Bureau's assistant speaks through a typewriter-style voice system. Over the fourteen days, its label slowly falls apart. We won't say how, but we will say that small changes like that are scarier than any monster.

We also found out the whole day-progression system wasn't connected to anything. Four "unrelated" bugs had the same cause. Rewiring it fixed all four at once.

Shut Me DownJul 2026

No more instant deaths

Getting caught by a Collector used to end your run right away. Now it starts a struggle: mash to break free, spend an escape charge, or wait for a friend to shove the thing off you. Losing still hurts, but now it's fair, and it makes way better clips.

We also rewrote how the monsters move, so they stop floating, sinking through floors, and walking through walls.

Crib ClubJun 2026

Four slices in

Crib Club is built in slices, one solid system at a time. The foundation is done: saving and loading, the event system, time, and the first-person controller. Next up is the first full prototype loop: recruit, advertise, host a fight night, bet, watch the Heat rise, and survive the first venue closure.

For press & creators

Media Press Kit

Everything you need to write about Draft Two in one place. If something's missing, email us and we'll send it.

About the studio

Draft Two Entertainment is an independent entertainment studio founded by Ellie. Its games label, Draft Two Games, makes strange, systems-deep games with heavy atmosphere, including the dark-comedy crime tycoon Crib Club, about building an underground baby-fighting empire, the bureaucratic horror game Bureau of Attribution, and the co-op robot horror game Shut Me Down. The studio's rule is simple: nothing ships on the first draft.

Brand assets

Logos (SVG and PNG), app icons, banners, and a brand guide are available on request. Email contactus@drafttwoentertainment.com with the subject line "Press kit" and we'll reply with the full kit.

Please use the supplied files instead of recreating the logo. On light backgrounds, use the "color-on-light" version.

Studio reel

Our 51-second studio reel, 1920×1080 with sound. Watch it on the homepage. Feel free to embed or cut it into coverage.

Keys & previews

Preview keys for Crib Club will go out ahead of Early Access. Let us know your outlet or channel and which game you cover.

Work with us

Careers Casting Call

There aren't any full-time roles yet. It's a crew of one. But we're always looking for collaborators, and when the studio grows, the people who showed up early will be the first to hear.

Open to collaborators

Freelance · Paid

3D / environment artist

Props, spaces, and mood for dark, stylized worlds. Experience with Synty-style pipelines is a plus.

Freelance · Paid

Composer & sound designer

Atmosphere first. Think humming offices, dead factories, and a crowd losing its mind in a basement.

Volunteer

Playtesters

Play early builds, break things, and tell us honestly what's not fun. You'll get credit in the game, and our eternal gratitude.

How to throw your hat in

Email contactus@drafttwoentertainment.com with the subject line "Casting Call: [role]". Include a portfolio or a link to your work and a line or two about what you'd love to make. You don't need a formal cover letter.

What to expect

The work is remote and async. Everyone who contributes is credited. Paid work is scoped and agreed on before anyone starts. And the feedback is kind and honest, because everything here is a draft, including our ideas.

Questions

FAQ Frequently Asked Takes

Is Draft Two really one person?

Yes, for now. Ellie designs, codes, and builds everything, and brings in freelance help for things like art and sound. The "Entertainment" in the name is for later.

When can I play something?

Crib Club is aiming for Early Access in Spring 2027. Bureau of Attribution is next, as a full release.

What platforms are you on?

PC first, through Steam. Consoles are a "maybe later," not a promise.

Can I stream or make videos of your games?

Yes, please. Monetize them too. Tag us so we can watch.

How do I get into a playtest?

Email contactus@drafttwoentertainment.com with the subject line "Playtest" and tell us which game you're curious about.

Why "Draft Two"?

The studio's first take didn't work out. This is the second one. Also, nothing we make ships on its first draft, so the name keeps us honest.

DRAFT ONE Two

Trailer The Reel

Our Games Now Shooting

Crib Club

Bureau of Attribution

Shut Me Down

O.R. Galactic

FOUR SEASONS: TOWER OF ILLIRIA

About Us The Crew (of one)

2023–2024

2026 →

Mission Statement House Rules

Weird on purpose

Systems with teeth

Fair failure

Mood is the point

Built to be clipped

Ship it Draft it again

Roadmap Shooting Schedule

Crib Club enters Early Access

Bureau of Attribution

Shut Me Down

O.R. Galactic or Four Seasons we'll see!

Blog Latest Devlog

Take two: why we brought the name back

Teaching the assistant to lose its name

No more instant deaths

Launch alerts

Contact Us Call Sheet

Features What you'll do

Fight night, played dead serious

Fighters with stories

Bet on anything

The city is your board

Success creates Heat

The empire survives

From basement to arena

Rivalries and titles

Traits Meet the fighters

Stats The numbers that matter

Warning Content note

Roadmap Early Access plan

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Get pinged when the bell rings.

Features On the docket

Two places to work

Assign the blame

A very helpful assistant

Fourteen shifts

Consequences arrive by mail

Seven endings

Warning Content note

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Features Factory floor

Battery is everything

The Collectors

Grabbed, not gone

A new factory every run

Contracts

Blackout

Design goals The promise

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Features The pitch

The real turnover

Clumsy hands, tight clock

Rules of clean

Better with friends

Alien goo

Stay out of the way

Case board Meet the patients

Origin Based on a real job

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FOUR SEASONS: TOWER OF ILLIRIA

Features In the world

Elemental magic

Reputation and crime

Living towns

Branching dialogue

Status Why it's paused

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