Which Sausage, Mate?
Jaka Parówa, Wariacie?
A Papers, Please-style cashier sim set in “Żopka”, a deadpan parody of Poland's corner-shop chain. Scan sausages, check IDs, grill, survive 30 days. Soaked in Polish meme culture.
Koksny.com · a one-person production house
Game producer, publisher, writer, formerly a DTP/CGI designer and director for 3D-animated series. Making things, since 2007.
The current era: designed, produced and self-published under Koksny.com. From Steam hits to handheld firsts.
Jaka Parówa, Wariacie?
A Papers, Please-style cashier sim set in “Żopka”, a deadpan parody of Poland's corner-shop chain. Scan sausages, check IDs, grill, survive 30 days. Soaked in Polish meme culture.
Seed, breed, create: evolve your own aquarium / terrarium from single cells to whole ecosystems, using real principles of natural & artificial selection.
Timelapse seeds into orchards and breed procedurally generated plants. A botanical sim, growing in the open.
2009–2019. Music videos, title work and CGI for 3D-animated TV, produced and directed. Press play to watch.
2007–2015. Hundreds of album covers, posters, logos and catalogues. Filter by year; click to enlarge.
The earliest work (up to ~2010) was made under the Koksownia.net studio, including a great deal of webdesign that isn't catalogued here.
04 · About
For nearly two decades I've been making things move: designing whole brands, album covers, posters, websites, directing 3D-animated series, music videos and short animations, and now producing and self-publishing games under Koksny.com.
My earliest work was made under the Koksownia.net studio, when I started out with the crew SumaStyli and the label Ictus.pl: album art, gig posters, logos and a lot of webdesign (more sites than would be worth listing here). By the time I was working with Buka and MaxFlo Records, that practice had become Koksny.com.
From there I went deeper into motion. It started with music videos: I directed and produced animated pieces for official YouTube and Spotify releases by artists like Grubson, Rahim and others. A clip I made for Buka, “Siema Fatum”, became the technical proof that kicked off the series 37, followed by a run of shorter MiastoFatum productions and, later, The Inn Crowd for the esports label TempoStorm. I wrote the scripts for every series; on 37 and the MiastoFatum shorts I also had a voice part, alongside the likes of Buka, Rahim and Skorup.
Then came games. I built Creatura independently, then spent a few years working with Freemind, ultimately returning to indie and producing Which Sausage, Mate? These days I self-publish everything under Koksny.com.