Justin Roiland co-founded Squanch Games, a video game studio focused on creating comedic and innovative gaming experiences.

Squanch Games released their first VR game, 'Accounting', a free title which quickly gained a cult following. The game's style of humor and animation was compared to Rick and Morty.

Squanch Games released 'Accounting+', an expanded version of the original VR game, featuring more content and puzzles.

Squanch Games released 'Trover Saves the Universe,' a platformer-adventure game featuring Roiland's signature humor and voice acting. He was the director and the writer of this game.

Squanch Games released 'High on Life,' a first-person shooter where the player wields talking guns. The game was met with mixed reviews but achieved commercial success.

Following the allegations against Roiland, he resigned from Squanch Games.