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Haven of the Gods
A roguelite action RPG you play instantly in your browser. No download, nothing to buy.
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Games we wished existed. So we made them.
ANP Family is Alfred and Pupe, a husband-and-wife studio making original games that are fun to play and nowhere else on the market.
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Our games
4 games live, more on the way.
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Arcane Familiars: Verdant Grimoire
Bind wild familiars, raise them into legends, and raid rifts with friends across three realms.
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Coreward
A tactical core-defense RPG. Enemies come from every side, and your patrol zones are the only wall.
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Story Teller
Illustrated stories, comics and chapter books for kids, in English and Chinese.
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House rules
How we make games
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Only original ideas
If a game like it already exists, we don't make it. Every game starts from a "why doesn't this exist?" moment.
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Fun we play ourselves
We play every build before you do. If it isn't fun for us, it doesn't ship.
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Free to start, honest about cost
Every game is free to begin, and each game page says plainly what, if anything, costs money.
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Play anywhere
Browser, phone or computer, with your progress saved to your account.
The studio
A and P. That's the whole team.
ANP stands for Alfred and Pupe. We started making games together because the ones we kept imagining didn't exist yet.
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All questions ›Questions
What is ANP Family?
ANP Family is a small independent game studio. We make original games that we find fun and that we could not find anywhere else on the market.
What does ANP stand for?
ANP stands for Alfred and Pupe, the husband-and-wife team behind the studio.
What games has ANP Family made?
Haven of the Gods, Arcane Familiars: Verdant Grimoire, Coreward, and Story Teller. Each has its own site under anpfamily.com.
Are ANP Family games free?
Yes, every game is free to start. Each game page says plainly what, if anything, costs money: Haven of the Gods has nothing to buy at all, and Arcane Familiars has optional extras on phones only.