We're re-writing the back end, re-designing the pages, and adding a bunch of new tools and features, including a homebrewed user and session management system, new forums and news pages with RSS feeds, FTP access for all our geeqs, and other great stuff. Stick around and see the goodies take shape!

Development on pakupaku is winding down. We're packaging up what we've got at the end of the month and moving on to the next rapid-fire game, which will be run by our very own passion geeq! We're not giving out any details quite yet, but stay tuned for the goods when we do!

Magfest 4 was a blast. Three days of immersion of gamer culture was almost mind-blowing. There were a lot of awesome folks there, including Wave Theory, Minibosses, Applegeeks, X-Strike Studios, Empire Arcadia, and Robert Aldrich, just to name a few. You can bet we'll be working with some of these folks in the near future. Bobby Bokista of Virtual Fools even plugged GeeQ in his blog.

The pakupaku project has begun! New tasks are available on the development page.

Work has begun on a new server, which will host our version control system, among other things. If you are a Linux geek and/or have educated opinions on related software and configuration options, please drop us a line via our contact form.

Content-challenged pages for Otheckers and Pakupaku are up, linked from the games page. Both games are freely accessible to the general public, and may they have mercy on our souls. Source code, licencing material, and actual page content pending.

Also, lush geeq has created an awesome holiday logo for us, which will be on display through the season and probably make a reappearance in subsequent years as well.

Work continues on the geeq.com website. Everything should be fully accessible, so if you can't find what you're looking for, let us know.