Game development
Gameplay systems, new stages, character art, optimisation and the daily work of finishing the game.
Community-funded and made in Trinidad and Tobago
Back the beat.
Help us finish a steelpan rhythm game filled with Caribbean music, colour and character.
Your contribution pays for real work: recording music, improving gameplay, testing accessibility and putting the game in front of new players.
2026INDIE RHYTHM GAMESTEELPAN AT THE CENTRE
STEELPAN✦GAMEPLAY✦CARIBBEAN CREATIVITY✦COMMUNITY✦
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Why this game matters to us
MADE HERE.
BUILT AROUND
STEELPAN.
Ramajay! Riddim Rabbit is a cosy, energetic rhythm game built around steelpan, the national instrument of Trinidad and Tobago. Players create a rabbit band and perform original music made with steelpan artists.
We want the game to travel without losing where it came from. Your support helps us pay Caribbean creators and keep that identity present in the finished game.
What your contribution pays for
HELP US
MAKE IT REAL.
Every contribution gives us more time and resources to finish the game. We will put the money toward the areas that need it most as production moves forward.Priorities may change after testing, but the money will stay focused on making the game polished, fun and true to its Caribbean roots.
Music & artists
Recording, arranging and licensing music, with proper agreements and credit for every steelpan artist involved.
Testing & access
Playtesting, controller support, accessibility, localisation and the fixes that make the game easier to enjoy.
Reach & showcases
Demos, community events, festivals and the materials we need to introduce the game to new audiences.
Ways you can help
EVERY
NOTE COUNTS.
You do not need to be a company or know the games industry. Choose the option that works for you and your location.
Make a contribution
Give once through an available payment option or support a future campaign. Even a small contribution helps pay for production.
Request support options ↗Share the game
Buy the game in Early Access, send this page to a friend or share it with someone who loves steelpan and rhythm games.
Get Early Access on Steam ↗Support as an organisation
Companies, institutions and cultural organisations can fund production, showcases, access programmes or suitable in-game partnerships.
Explore sponsorship ↗What to know before contributing
SUPPORT
WITH
CONFIDENCE.
- 01Check the payment details
Payment options may include an online contribution or direct bank transfer. Check the currency, method and terms before you proceed.
- 02A contribution is not an investment
A community contribution supports development. It does not provide equity, creative control or ownership rights in the game.
- 03Follow the progress
We will share useful development updates so supporters can see how the project is moving.
- 04Questions are welcome
Contact us first if you need a receipt, are contributing for an organisation or have a payment question.
Questions about supporting the game
THE
SMALL
PRINT.
Take a moment to understand the support option before you use it.
Is this an investment?
No. Individual contributions support development and do not grant shares, revenue participation, ownership or decision-making rights. Organisations seeking a commercial relationship should use the sponsorship page.
Which payment methods are available?
Options may vary by campaign, country and contribution size. They may include online payment or direct bank transfer. Contact us and we will point you to the current official route.
Will I receive a reward?
Any reward, credit or supporter benefit will be stated clearly on the support route before you contribute. Please do not assume a reward unless it is listed there.
Can I contribute from outside Trinidad & Tobago?
Yes, where the available payment route supports your location. If it does not, getting the game in Early Access and sharing it are still genuinely useful ways to help.
Can a company make a contribution?
Yes. For receipts, larger contributions, programme support or brand involvement, start with our sponsorship team so the right structure can be agreed.
Help a Trinidad-made game reach more players
HELP THE
BEAT TRAVEL.
Support a rhythm game made in Trinidad and Tobago, built around steelpan and made for players everywhere.