The Story of Endeavorous Games
About
Creating Endevorous Games and Tech was an undertaking, an endeavor if you will.
I created it to make my passion projects come to life. I have many stories to tell through games, Dungeons and Dragons, and books. I created it to ensure games and technology, the tech, if you will, are created and are able to be distributed to others. Structuring that passion as a business was a good decision. It holds accountability, it involves others, and it can be (literally) game changing. But what is passion and business without a defined goal?
Our Name
Endeavorous is from the root word “Endeavor”. The word is defined has, “To seriously attempt; To make significant effort; To strive to succeed” [Oxford Languages, Marriam-Webster]. Endeavoring is the action of seriously attempting to do something. What is an endeavor versus an attempt versus a try? An attempt is something like,” I attempted to score in this game.” A try is, “I tired on this test”, “I tried my best.”. To endeavor is to say, “I endeavored to create…” I make great effort. As in, “The endeavor to win World War Two by the Allies", qualifies as an endeavor. Something of similar meaning is what endeavor means in its context.
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The other part of the name, Endeavorous, comes form the British ship the Endeavour, which depending on who you ask, was circumnavigating the globe, or exploring the arctic regions far from home. Either way, the Endeavour was a long way from port, where the endeavor was to explore and map the world, when, per the story, she got significantly damaged, limped all the way back to England with not a soul lost. The captain and crew were able to work together to get the ship and themselves home. What is even more astounding, is that not a single man perished due to the efforts of all involved. Whether that is entirely true or not, is immaterial. The point is that with a solid team, a common goal, and an endeavor to strive for, it can be done.
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Games and Tech, I think, are rather self-explanatory. Endeavorous will endeavor to make fantastic games and stellar technology. With hard work, a great team, and the grace of God, it can be done.
Our Vision
The main purpose of Endeavorous Games and Tech is to make fun come-back-and-play games, which is a hard thing to achieve. Some games are great one-and-dones; others are fantastic to come back to later or keep playing for hours, days, weeks, and even years. My personal favorites being Spyro (the whole series), Minecraft, Stellaris, Final Fantasy: The Four Heroes of Light, Sid Meier’s Civilization III, IV, and V. All of which I have sunk many hours into.
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There is a concept called “Early Access”. This is where a developer or team can make a partial game and release it, get money in, and continue development. This was fantastic in 2016, when small or solo indie developers were budding and starting. However, as time has gone by, the concept has been used and abused by bigger companies, developers, both small and big. How many games do you know that are marked “Early Access” but never get to full release? We will strive to meet the market demand to have complete games upon release. We want to make that happen; we want to play games that are complete. If someone pays a certain price for a complete game, and I expect the complete as-advertised game, a full story, or a complete item or package. "Early Access" is great for continuous development, shout out to Space Haven and StarRupture for their continued developments and updates. However, they are an anomaly in the market as of 2026, and Endeavorous Games and Tech will endeavor to be a great player and developer in the video game world.
Updates to fix bugs, add new content, or other such things do not bother us and are expected. We do not guarantee bug-free games or code. We can only guarantee a full story and gameplay, or some other combination thereof. Updates will happen for maintenance, as bugs are found and reported, and as features get added. That is the nature of the game and the industry. No product is perfect, but a product can be satisfactory or good, even great. That is the ultimate endeavor for Endeavorous Games and Tech.
Our Future
Not only do we want to make great and fun games and great technologies, we want to help others. The long-term goal of Endeavorous Games and Tech is to create and assist with Meaningful Endeavors, a non-profit organization. The goal is to help families with special needs kids and to get those kids self-sufficient; able to take care of themselves, as they are able to; and have a good, healthy sense of self-worth.
Just because you are different does not mean you do not belong, deserve a good quality of life, or deserve a sense of pride about your accomplishments. Hard work and dedication, with a healthy bit of passion, can be used to great effect for oneself and others and can lead to success. What success looks like is entirely dependent on the individual. At Endeavorous, we want to empower such people to grasp success for themselves and make an impact on the world around them.