- Bobby Technology is a two-person development team based in Toronto.
- Following their PC release Chaotic Era, their next project is the urban planning simulator Interchange.
- This mobile-bound game’s entire development journey is being documented on YouTube.
If you’ve ever been curious about how a mobile game is built from the ground up, this is your opportunity. Independent studio Bobby Technology is preparing to launch its debut mobile title, Interchange—an urban planning and transit simulation—and they’re chronicling every step of the development process.
If you’re not already familiar with Bobby Technology, you’re not alone. But a quick look at this two-person indie team and their earlier PC release, Chaotic Era, gives a sense of a developer with a strong and unique visual identity.
Even though the trailer may sound a bit grand, if Interchange lives up to the creative vision of Chaotic Era, it’s definitely worth keeping an eye on. Described as a simulation of the intricate dynamics of urban movement and planning, Bobby Technology aims to share the full development experience through their YouTube channel.
Changing Directions
Bobby Technology is a studio that clearly builds its reputation on a visually compelling and artistically rich style. Chaotic Era is a minimalist strategy game rendered in a striking black and white aesthetic, so it’s reasonable to anticipate great things from Interchange.
Admittedly, creating for mobile presents unique challenges compared to PC development. Yet urban planning has proven to be a surprisingly popular genre, as titles like Teeny Tiny Towns and Eco Power Towns illustrate. That leaves plenty of room for Bobby Technology’s upcoming mobile release to thrive.
Of course, if you’re still unsure, you can always visit their official YouTube channel to follow their progress firsthand.
Want to sharpen your urban planning skills before the game arrives? Take a look at our selection of the best city-building games for Android, featuring top recommendations from arcade-style experiences to deep simulation games you can play on mobile.
