Mjölnir Gaming Studios Reveals Its New IP: Deep State Apes
Two secret-agent apes. One buried truth. A whole lot of nonsense in between.
TAMPA, FL — October 1, 2026 — Mjölnir Gaming Studios today revealed Deep State Apes, the studio's new original IP and the franchise it intends to build around.
The premise, kept deliberately vague for now: two secret-agent apes go looking for something that was buried on purpose. It is a comedy first — conspiracy-flavoured, crypto-adjacent, and not taking itself remotely seriously — built as a franchise rather than a single game, spanning a title, a comic, and a web series.
What lands this month
A playable demo and a run of new content arrive later in October. Details on the slate, the release windows, and how the three media fit together are coming in the Deep State Apes roadmap, publishing later today.
Join the Ape Squad
The Ape Squad is the intel list: a weekly drop from inside the build — what shipped, what broke, what's next — landing Thursdays. It is Deep State Apes only, and it is where the demo goes out first. Sign up on the Mjölnir Gaming page.
Built on Raidr
Like every Mjölnir Gaming title, Deep State Apes is built on Raidr, the studio's sealed development loop: work passes agent to agent around a closed ring — plan, build, play, test, fix — and no phase advances without a human approving it.
About Mjölnir Gaming Studios
Mjölnir Gaming Studios is the gaming division of Mjölnir Design Studios, a Tampa, Florida digital studio. The slate also includes Air Command, pARanormal, and Retro Adventure.
Media contact: contact@mjolnirdesignstudios.com