Vireon is new — and gaming is all we do, across every genre. While we sign our founding studios, here's how we think: original concept campaigns, made to show the strategy and craft we'd bring to your title. Every one is spec work, not a past client.
60s hero film + vertical “Last 10 Seconds” hook series
A 1v1 skill arena sold on consequence, not prize pots — the held breath when a move can’t be undone. The cutdowns freeze real matches at the final ten seconds, so a competitive viewer physically can’t scroll past an unresolved outcome.
60s hero film + “Killcam Confession” social series
The genre’s most universal moment — the killcam — becomes the hook. Each clip opens on a player swearing they were robbed, then the killcam silently proves they were outplayed. “The killcam never lies. You do.”
60s hero film + branching “counter-cut” TikTok series
One match staged from inside both players’ heads — every card flashing the three ways it could be punished before one future comes true. It sells the mind-game, not the cards; cutdowns fork mid-play so viewers argue which line they’d take.
12s vertical hook reel + 6s & 30s cutdowns
A fake-real group chat is the arena: 100 players bluff and vote each other out one text at a time. The ad opens mid-accusation with no logo — it reads as a real thread until you realize it’s a game. It baits ego, not curiosity.
We'd rather earn the first ones with you than borrow someone else's. Here's what we bring to the table on day one.