Mobile Game Development

It depends on scope: a first version with one game mode and a limited set of levels typically takes 3–6 weeks, while games with several modes and a lot of content can take 2–4 months. After a discovery call we share a clear timeline and a transparent quote, as a fixed project price or a monthly retainer; you can also describe your game step by step in the project planner on our site.

Our own games Arrowy, Lines of 7, Neon Pulse and Who is Imposter are live on the App Store: two puzzle games, an arcade platformer and a party game. We have published more than 57 apps on the App Store, so store rules, purchases and updates are everyday work for our team.

We decide by genre and by the platforms the game needs. For a simple 2D game going to iOS only, SpriteKit is light and fast; interface-heavy card, word and party games reach both platforms from one codebase with React Native. Games that need physics, 3D scenes or one engine across both platforms are a better fit for Unity.

Yes. We publish through your App Store Connect and Google Play Console accounts and handle the store page, age rating and review process. Purchase and ad revenue goes straight to your store and ad network accounts.

The common models are rewarded and interstitial ads, in-app purchases such as ad removal or hint packs, and subscriptions. We choose the mix that suits your genre and players and place it so it doesn't interrupt play.

Yes. With a monthly support package we add levels and seasonal content, fix bugs and keep the game working on new iOS and Android versions. We also tune difficulty and ad frequency using analytics.