Games you own,zero royalties.

We specialize in casual and indie games: hyper-casual, puzzle, match-3, idle/clicker, platformers, arcade, simple action games, turn-based RPG, tower defense, and simulation/tycoon games. These are primarily offline or single-player, with optional online features like leaderboards and cloud saves. We do not currently build real-time multiplayer games such as battle royale, FPS, MOBA, or RTS.

Timelines depend on scope: Simple hyper-casual or single-mechanic games take 4-8 weeks. Mid-complexity games (puzzle, platformer, idle with progression systems) take 2-4 months. Games with custom art, multiple levels, and online features (leaderboards, cloud save) take 3-6 months. We provide a playable prototype early in the process so you can validate the feel before committing to full production.

For most casual and mobile games. We recommend Unity, it's faster to iterate, has a large asset library, and exports cleanly to iOS, Android, and PC. Unity URP handles stylized 2D and 3D visuals efficiently on mobile hardware. We use Unreal Engine selectively for projects where high-fidelity 3D environments are the core selling point. We'll recommend the right choice based on your game type and budget.

Yes, and this is our preferred approach. Using Firebase or Unity Gaming Services. We can add global leaderboards so players compete for top scores, cloud saves so progress carries across devices, daily/weekly challenges pulled from a server, player profiles, push notifications, and basic analytics. These features add meaningful online engagement without the cost and complexity of real-time servers.

Core retention in casual games comes from: a tight gameplay loop that rewards skill or luck consistently, a clear progression system (levels, upgrades, unlocks), daily missions or login rewards to create habit, a global leaderboard for competitive motivation, and regular content updates after launch. We design these systems into the game from the start, not as an afterthought.

Yes. After launch we provide bug fixes, crash resolution, OS compatibility updates (when Apple or Google release new versions), and content updates based on player feedback. Larger ongoing work like new levels, features, or seasonal events is handled as a separate maintenance agreement, we'll discuss the right arrangement for your game.

Cost scales with complexity and art scope. Simple hyper-casual games with minimal art are the most affordable. Puzzle or idle games with custom UI and progression systems sit in the mid range. Games with original 3D art, animations, sound design, and server-side features (leaderboards, cloud save) cost more. We offer free consultations to scope your idea accurately and provide transparent milestone-based pricing before any work begins.