Every week, new games flood our shopping environments with plastic parts, loud colours, and rules that take longer to learn than to forget. They live in cupboards. They come out once or twice a year, if that.

We kept asking the same question: what about the other 364 days?

What about the nights you want to be present — really present — but the effort of setting something up, explaining the rules, and finding the energy just isn't there? What fills that space instead is a phone, a scroll, another hour gone.

That's what Prosser North Studio was built to solve.