Interama

Interama worked with Atari to develop a web game, Fairies vs. Darklings. The game was already in development by Interama when Atari decided to partner with them to bring it to their platform. Interama was responsible for the core game development, while Atari's platform team assisted in getting the game up and running. Despite facing severe budget and timeline constraints, Interama was flexible and continued to work on the game. The game was launched with no marketing support due to budget cuts at Atari. The Director of Production at Atari expressed confidence that the game would have been a success had it been supported with marketing. The project cost was under $100,000 and was completed around the summer and fall of 2011.

Interama was hired by Instituto Ideias to develop online and offline systems for their field activities. The project involved designing systems to manage forms used to understand client demands regarding public services like energy or water waste. Interama built the systems from scratch, using the information provided by Instituto Ideias to improve team efficiency and productivity. The project began in 2010 or 2011 and is ongoing, with Interama being hired once or twice a year to review the system and make new implementations. The project cost is over $100,000. The Business Director at Instituto Ideias expressed satisfaction with the work done by Interama, stating that the systems have helped their team work better.