Origin
The same problem, at every studio
Kyle Nakamura spent six years as a backend engineer at game studios. Different companies, different games | same problem every time. Before the fun stuff could start, someone had to build the matchmaking system, set up the server fleet, and figure out how to keep latency low across three continents.
The problem wasn't complexity. It was repetition. Every studio was rebuilding the same infrastructure, burning months of engineering time on systems that weren't unique to their game.
He founded GameStack in 2022 to turn that repeated work into a platform any studio could use from day one. Small teams shouldn't need a dedicated backend engineering team just to ship multiplayer.
