Groschevaux
Indie studio making competitive party games for players on Steam
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Groschevaux
GrosChevaux is an indie game studio that developed Unspottable, a competitive couch party game in which players blend into AI crowds and try to punch one another. The game is available on Steam.
The studio was formed by three French friends between Paris and London. It launched the studio and its first game in 2020; the registered company was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in London.
Product: Develops and sells Unspottable, a competitive couch party game available on Steam.
Jobs at Groschevaux
Leadership
- Gwe Limpalaer · Co-FounderSource: company website
- Maxime Granger · Co-FounderSource: company website
- Yohan Lebret · Co-FounderSource: company website
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