Wreck Tangle Games
A British video game developer founded by Orion Moon, known for titles like 'Quintus and the Absent Truth'.
Last updated September 2, 2026
AI crawler reads
2requests
1companies- Anthropic2
- Profile
- 2
- Controversies
- 0
- JSON · MD
- 0
- First read
- Nov 4, 2026
- Latest read
- Nov 4, 2026
From this site's server log
Overview
Wreck Tangle Games is a British video game developer consisting of one man, Orion Moon, who combines skills in music composition, song writing, graphic design, film, and fictional writing into game development. Since 2014, the studio has released several titles including 'Alaska', 'Museum', 'CAMEO: CCTV Detective', and 'Quintus and the Absent Truth'. The latter became the studio's first game to acquire a publisher and was released on multiple consoles in 2022. A sequel, 'Quintus and the Formidable Curse', is in development.
History
Wreck Tangle Games consists of one man, Orion Moon, who has a back story filled with music composition, song writing, graphic design, film and fictional writing. It wasn't until 2014 when Orion discovered a means of combining all these skills into one creative output, Game Development. Since 2014 Orion and Wreck Tangle Games have released a number of titles including 'Alaska', a First-Person Thriller game involving a nasty string of murders happening in a small Alaskan town, a 2-Part Puzzle Saga called 'Museum', a Detective Game titled 'CAMEO: CCTV Detective' and a Horror-Adventure game about a Man and his Mouse titled 'Quintus and the Absent Truth'. 'Quintus and the Absent Truth' became the studio's first video game that managed to acquire a publisher. Thanks to this partnership the game was released on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox X|S and Nintendo Switch in 2022. With the success of 'Quintus and the Absent Truth', Orion and Wreck Tangle Games decided to start work on a sequel titled, 'Quintus and the Formidable Curse'.
Sources3 sources
Cite this profile: Cite the canonical profile. /brand-wiki/wreck-tangle-games · Editorial policy · How profiles are compiled