2009 - Before ClickShake, Jay and Steve created the game Paradox Embrace with Caulder Bradford for Newgrounds' Power of Three collaboration event. After that Jay and Steve created Buy Buy Buy! for Comedy Central and decided to team up full time.


2010 - ClickShakeGames.com was launched on January 25th, 2010. That March, Jay and Steve went to the Flash Gaming Summit in San Francisco and set out a plan to release new Reemus games, Several Journeys Chapter 4 and Ballads of Reemus. That year we released The Visitor: Massacre at Camp Happy and finished Several Journeys of Reemus Chapter 4, which was released to Ballads pre-orderers, plus client games Ugly Americans: Citizen Ugly and 15 Ways to Sink your Small Business.


2011 - We released Zee and the Alien Machine, Stake Your Claim and The Visitor Returns, plus deployed some of our games to the BlackBerry Playbook. Major development effort goes into Ballads of Reemus and Jay starts our YouTube vlog.


2012 - Ballads of Reemus: When the Bed Bites goes live in January along with Several Journeys of Reemus 4 to the general public, and Wentworth releases in June. Our Facebook page passes the 2,000 mark. We developed a number of games whose release dates were deferred until 2013, including adventure game Uncle Vince: Mission In-Vince-Able for comedian and voice actor Scary Pete, and a mostly finished top-down space adventure game. Finally, the latter half of the year was spent developing our first iPhone game called Escape the Titanic for FreshGames.


2013 - Steve and Jay met up in person for the second time at the Newgrounds' Pico Day 2013 event in Philadelphia in April. We got a tour of the NG office and met our role model and long-time supporter, the founder of Newgrounds Tom Fulp, as well as the programmer for Journeys of Reemus 3 Aaron Worrall and lots of other cool people.


Major development on Escape the Titanic wrapped up by May and released for iPhone, iPad and iPod in July! Meanwhile, our Kickstarter for A Small Favor had reached a very encouraging $13,500, but still short of our $30k goal. As a result we took some new contract work to bring our funds back up, including a digital board game, some 3rd party digital game servicing projects and Sushi Warrior for Flash/iOS/Android.

Jay presented Ballads of Reemus at Casual Connect's Indie Showcase in San Francisco and came home with the Indie Prize for Best Story for Ballads of Reemus! In September, Jay launched the Ballads of Reemus 2 kickstarter campaign. October saw the release of Uncle Vince's Mission In-VINCE-able!

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Present - ClickShake is not developing new games anymore, but we enjoyed the ride while it lasted! Steve is now programming mobile games like WWE: Champions and Pacific Rim: Breach Wars, which you can see at SteveCastroGames.com.