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A VR studio's website has to sell an experience nobody can have through a screen.
Greensky Games builds games that could only exist in virtual reality. I built the studio site in Webflow, plus the sites for its games.
What's on the site:
• Studio story and awards
• Game pages: Swarm, Swarm 2, Anomaly, Chronostrike, Shadow Chambers and SculptrVR
• Work-with-us and careers sections
• English and French versions
The decision I'd defend: each game gets its own page in a shared system, so a new release is a new CMS entry, not a new website.
Stack: Webflow, Webflow CMS, Figma
Live: greensky.games
One studio site with game pages, or a separate site per game?
Save this for your next redesign, and follow for the next build.
Follow for more videos: instagram.com/sellwrightstudio · youtube.com/@sellwrightstudio
Selling a VR experience through a flat screen is a tough brief. Giving each game its own page alongside the studio story makes a lot of sense, nice Webflow build.
Thanks Senad! You can't hand every visitor a headset, so the pages have to carry the feeling instead. A CMS page per game also keeps adding the next title quick for the studio.
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