About Meltcat

In 2018, while studying Health Informatics in Sweden, I created Resus Days as my Master's thesis. It was born from a simple belief: medical emergency training could be engaging without sacrificing clinical accuracy.

After returning to Thailand, I spent years working across the health informatics field. Over time, the demands of life and career took over. Maintaining the game became impossible, and as mobile operating systems evolved, the outdated code was eventually pulled from both the App Store and Google Play. I couldn't bear to let it vanish entirely, so I recompiled it for PC and Mac and offered it as a free download.

Now at 40, several things have changed. I realized that life is far too short not to pursue the things you truly care about. And modern tools now let one person build what once took a whole studio. What it still takes is conviction, clinical rigor, and craft.

So, I decided to come back.

Resus Weeks is my first step back into game development, rebuilt from the ground up with deeper gameplay, richer clinical scenarios, and up-to-date clinical protocols. But it's only the beginning. There's an entire notebook of game ideas across all kinds of genres waiting to follow. I'm building Meltcat independently, at a pace that lets me get each game right, and I'd love for you to come along for the journey.

— Rath