In the quiet city of Rio de San, Battina “Batty” Black’s imagination can bring just as much fun as it does issues. Each story follows Batty as she navigates the real world through a lens of her own creativity. Whether she’s navigating the night, heading to the moon, or gleefully searching for ghosts, Batty approaches every adventure with gusto and a mind full of possibilities. The series uses whimsical rhymes and illustrations in a pastel pallet that make the story entertaining for parents and children alike.

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You have to wonder how the idea for Schmeg the Egg came into being. It was reverse engineered from a scene in our first Novella for The Oh Force series. We created a game that our trio plays in one of the starting chapters that we intended to be completely ridiculous and unintelligible. Although this was meant for the confusion for the sake of comedy, after reading over the scene in our first edit, it seemed more practical than once believed. Working with family and friends we were able to make a game that was not only coherent, but relatively simple when app assisted. So, after far too many hours of play testing and tweaking, we were able to make a game that would make this a reality.

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In a city full of individuals with extra human abilities, it is hard to stand out and far too easy to fall into the comfort of Universal Basic Income. Unlike most superhero stories, the mutations that cause this era of powered people are less than refined, even with the best of practice. With every upside they may present, there is an equal (or worse) downside. This series is about a trio of the least productive members of the community trying something new in an attempt to turn their genetic misgivings into something resembling superheroes. Bumble along with them as they blunder into unfamiliar territory, just getting outside their own apartment. 

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