Game Studio Abraham Stolk
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Abraham 'Bram' Stolk lives in Vancouver, BC where he works as a one-man independent game developer.
His claim to fame is having authored the smash hit The Little Crane That Could,
a game enjoyed by 20M+ gamers. Bram keeps a Developer Blog.
He also has an Art Portfolio.
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 press |
 Ring Miner (2020) |
 Hexa Trains (2019) |
 Sprinkle, Sprinkle, Little Star. (2019) |
 Flank That Tank (2018) |
 Bloxel (Work in Progress) |
 Brainiac Match3 (2017) |
 The Little Bike That Could (2017) |
 Children of Orc (2016) |
 Imhotep, Pyramid Builder (2016) |
 The Little Crane That Could Steam (2015) |
 Little Crane 2: Mud Play (2015) |
 Racing Feathers (2015) |
 The Little Plane That Could (2014) |
 Six Wheels and a Gun (2013) |
 A Blocky Kind of Love (2012) |
 Little Crane World Editor (2012) |
 Hover Biker (2011) |
 Superformula (2011 - Discontinued) |
 The Little Crane That Could (2011) |
 The Little Tank That Could (2010) |