Roc
Grandma's card table, rebuilt for your phone.
- Genre
- Trick-taking card game
- Engine
- Flutter
- Platform
- iOS & Android
- State
- Playable in browser
- Play it
- gfrgames.com/play/roc/ — 40 MB
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Press Kit
Everything here is free to reproduce: the boilerplate, the bio, the screenshots, the wordmark. No embargo, no approval step, no asking first. If something you need is missing, the contact form reaches one person.
Fact sheet
- Studio
- GFR Games
- Legal entity
- A DBA of Threat Tape LLC — same company, same tax ID, separate public identity
- Founder
- Kevin Stallard, sole developer
- Based
- Atlanta, Georgia, USA
- Name in use
- Since August 2026. The games are older than the name.
- Catalog
- Six titles, various stages of done. None of them are finished.
- Engines
- Flutter (three titles), Unity 6, Next.js + Three.js, plain web
- Target platforms
- iOS and Android, with browser builds for anything playable today
- Released
- Nothing. No App Store or Play Store listing yet.
- Price
- Everything playable today is free in the browser
- Site
- gfrgames.com
- The other half
- Security and governance software at threattape.com
- Press contact
- gfrgames.com/contact — publishing and business mail answered within two business days
Boilerplate
Copy these verbatim. They are written to be pasted, not paraphrased.
Short — 28 words
GFR Games is the games arm of Threat Tape LLC, run single-handed by Kevin Stallard in Atlanta. Six titles in progress across Flutter, Unity and the browser.
Long — 84 words
GFR Games is a one-person studio in Atlanta, Georgia, operating as a DBA of Threat Tape LLC. It ships small games built in the evenings after thirty years spent in and around the games industry — a trick-taking card game, a space-trading roguelike, a tower defense built with the founder's kid, a craps variant played entirely on twenty-sided dice, and two more in progress. Everything playable runs free in a browser. Nothing is finished yet, which the studio treats as a description rather than an apology.
Founder
Bio — short
Kevin Stallard has spent thirty years in and around the games industry, seventeen of them running Dragon Con's Video Gaming Track, where he still appears as a featured speaker. He is the sole developer behind GFR Games.
Bio — long
Kevin Stallard is the founder of Threat Tape LLC and the sole developer behind its games arm, GFR Games. He spent seventeen years running Dragon Con's Video Gaming Track and still returns as a featured speaker, co-owns the fan convention Nerdi Gras, and was once written into World of Warcraft as an NPC bartender after a Blizzard developer took a liking to one of his drinks. His day job is security and governance software; the games happen in the evenings, and have done for thirty years.
The longer version is on the About page, including why the games and the security work live under two different names.
The catalog
Six titles. The state line on each is the honest one — the same text that appears on the placard in each game's room on the site. Every screenshot below was captured from the live build on 10 August 2026, not mocked up.
Trench Defense
They don't stop. They don't sleep. One trench, a few towers, and your nerve.
- Genre
- Tower defense
- Engine
- Flutter, drawn with CustomPainter
- Platform
- iOS & Android
- State
- Playable in browser
- Note
- Built with the founder's kid, which makes it the most important one on the list for reasons unrelated to the game
- Play it
- gfrgames.com/play/trench-defense/ — 35 MB
Drifter: Edge of the Black
The galaxy's wide open, the ports are unguarded, and the only law is what your guns can enforce.
- Genre
- Space trading, in the TradeWars lineage
- Engine
- Flutter
- Platform
- iOS & Android
- State
- Playable in browser
- Play it
- gfrgames.com/play/drifter/ — 36 MB
D20 Craps
Craps is just odds and probability. So what happens if you run the whole thing on d20s?
- Genre
- Dice / casino, with an original rule set
- Engine
- Next.js + Three.js
- Platform
- Web
- State
- Playable in browser
- The rules
- Roll 2d20; 21 becomes the new 7. Point bands, hardways from 1-1 to 20-20, field bets, and true-odds plays with zero house edge.
- Play it
- d20craps.com
The World Dungeon
The floors collapse on a timer. The audience is real. Death is a promotion.
- Genre
- Text prologue for a proposed MMORPG
- Engine
- Web
- State
- Text demo, design on paper
- Play it
- gfrgames.com/games/world-dungeon/demo.html
Please carry this qualifier if you write about it. The World Dungeon is an original work. Its mechanics are inspired by the litrpg and dungeon-crawl genre — seasonal progression, an audience economy, a system voice — none of which anyone owns; its characters, places, floors and writing are ours. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed by any author or rights holder, it is not an adaptation of anyone's books, and it is not yet for sale.
Vector Death
One tunnel, 8 ships. Half of them coming the other way.
- Genre
- Arcade racer
- Engine
- Unity 6
- Platform
- iOS & Android
- State
- In development · demo coming
No screenshot yet, because there is nothing to screenshot. The project is data definitions and no playable scene. The wordmark above is the only asset that exists.
Wordmark and logo files
There is no logo, by design. The mark is type: the letters GFR set in Luckiest Guy, with Games underneath in Archivo. Please set it as type or use one of the files below rather than drawing a symbol for it — there isn't one to draw.
- gfr-wordmark-light.png — wordmark on paper, 1200×400 PNG · 14 KB
- gfr-wordmark-dark.png — wordmark reversed, 1200×400 PNG · 14 KB
- gfr-mark.svg — the favicon; a 64×64 square, not a logo SVG · 1 KB
- vector_death_wordmark.svg — Vector Death game wordmark SVG
Using it
- The studio name is GFR Games. Not GFR, not GFRGames.
- On first mention in a business context: “GFR Games, a DBA of Threat Tape LLC”. Everywhere else, GFR Games is enough.
- Don't stretch it, rotate it, add a stroke, or set it in a different face. Recolouring to plain black or plain white is fine.
- Give it clear space of about one cap-height on every side.
Colours and type
- Paper
#F4F0E6 - Ink
#1A1714 - Vermilion
#9C3520
Display face: Luckiest Guy, single weight, never faux-bolded. Everything else: Archivo. Both are free from Google Fonts.
Screenshots
All captured from the live builds on 10 August 2026 at 1280×800. Free to reproduce, cropped or whole. Credit “GFR Games” if you credit anything.
- roc.png — Roc, bidding round 1280×800 · 81 KB
- trench-defense.png — Trench Defense, wave one in progress 1280×800 · 53 KB
- drifter.png — Drifter, trading at Void Dock 1280×800 · 32 KB
- d20-craps.png — D20 Craps, the betting layout 1180×640 · 119 KB
- world-dungeon.png — The World Dungeon, text prologue 1280×800 · 71 KB
Contact
One person answers this, and it is the person who wrote the games. Interview requests, review builds, and anything you need that is not on this page go through the contact form; publishing and business mail is answered within two business days. Say which outlet you are with and what your deadline is, and it will be treated as one.
Kevin is at Dragon Con every year — seventeen of them running the Video Gaming Track, and still on the programme as a featured speaker. If you would rather do this in person than over email, that is the easiest place to find him.
Every claim, size and build state on this page was verified against the live builds on 10 August 2026. If something here has gone stale, that is a bug — tell me.