Indie games made in Trinidad and Tobago
We are Jordan and Jerard Smith, twin brothers making games in Trinidad and Tobago. We grew up playing stories from everywhere else, so we started Accent Games to make room for our own. Our games draw from Caribbean music, places and everyday life, then turn those ideas into something players anywhere can enjoy.
We want to make good games, but we also want more Caribbean developers to see a future in the industry. That means working with local artists and musicians, bringing our games to public events, and showing players what can be made here.
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Meet the games we are building in Trinidad and Tobago.
A colourful rhythm game built around steelpan music. Form a rabbit band, master the beat and play original tracks by steelpan artists from Trinidad and Tobago and the wider Caribbean.
Sound Escape is a two-player cooperative game built around listening and communication. One player is a kidnapped spy navigating by sound. The other has the map and must make sense of every noise the spy describes.
Socks is a physics puzzle about sorting a basket that refuses to stay tidy. Match two identical socks to make a bundle, then pair the bundles before the pile crosses the line.
Accent Games is a two-person studio run by twin brothers Jordan and Jerard Smith. Jordan handles programming and game design. Jerard leads the art. We have worked together all our lives, and that shorthand helps us build games that feel focused, playful and unmistakably ours.
Jordan Smith
Lead developer
Jerard Smith
Lead artist