N° 03 — Game Development
Games — Unity & Unreal game development studio in Ontario, Canada
Real-time worlds, from prototype to published.
ENGINES
Unity · Unreal · Custom
TARGET
60 FPS on real hardware
PLATFORMS
PC · Mobile · Web
SOURCE
Yours, day one
01 — The Brief
Real-time worlds built from the engine up — gameplay, physics, netcode, and shaders in Unity, Unreal, and custom engines, shipped to PC, mobile, web, and console.
02 — What You Get
01
Playable first
A playable build on target hardware by week three — while changing direction is still cheap.
02
Sixty frames, budgeted
Profiled from the first prototype and tested on the hardware players actually own.
03
Shipped, then supported
Certification and storefronts planned in from the start — then patches, balance, and LiveOps.
03 — Questions, answered
The things everyone asks.
How soon do we get something playable?
Weeks, not months. A playable prototype of the core loop — running on real target hardware — is the first milestone. We find out early whether the idea is fun, while changing direction is still cheap.
Unity or Unreal — which should we use?
It depends on the game, the team, and the platforms. Unity suits most mobile and indie scopes; Unreal earns its keep on high-fidelity 3D. We recommend after the scoping call, with reasons — and when a project genuinely needs a custom engine, we build those too.
Do you handle store submission and certification?
Yes — Steam, App Store, Google Play, and console certification are part of the launch plan, with their requirements scheduled in from the start instead of discovered at the end.
What happens after the game ships?
Patches, balance updates, and LiveOps. Games live or die on their first month of updates, so we plan and staff for launch support before release day — not after the reviews come in.
Something more specific? [email protected] answers at any hour — typically within four.
