Mobile Game Development Services

• Puzzle Games. Based on match-3 mechanics, physics-based puzzles, trivia features, pathfinding and block-clearing, brain-teasers, and memory games, puzzles engage players by challenging their logic.
• Arcades. One of the most popular genres that come to mobile platforms from PC/Consoles. Usually, arcades rely on timing and the fast pace of the game. This includes shooters, fighting, and even platformers.
• Role-Playing Games (RPGs). Another genre that came from PC/Consoles when smartphones became technologically advanced. RPGs engage players through their character development arc, storyline, huge world, and intellectual combat system.
• Casual Games. Simple and user-friendly, these games aim to take players’ attention for short play sessions, using basic mechanics. Casual games include endless runners and idle clickers.
• Educational games. This genre aims to make boring educational processes fun and entertaining. They perfectly handle teaching preschool kids, teaching languages, science and training your brain.
• Casino and Card Games. It includes poker, blackjack, solitaire, as well as popular slot machines. These games aim to simulate casino and gambling experiences through multiplayer mechanics.
• Strategies. This genre allows players to use their strategy and tactic capabilities to plan and execute battles or other gaming tasks. There are different subgenres, including real-time strategy and turn-based strategy.
• Simulations. This genre gives players the opportunity to try themselves in different professions or life situations. It includes simulation of the kitchen, gardening, firefighter, or life itself.
• Hyper-Casual Games. Another mobile genre that is very popular among players. They utilize very simple mechanics to give players instant joy overcoming easy challenges and winning.

We provide clients with custom mobile game development services across all genres, ensuring top-notch quality and immersive gameplay.

• Cost-Efficiency. Hiring an outsourcing team is always cheaper than engaging full-time employees in your in-house team. Besides the compensation rate, you also need to invest in your employees by training them, teaching them, and providing them with infrastructure, software, and insurance. With an external team, you don’t have to spend so much resources since they usually have lower rates and don’t require so much investment.
• Scalability. Hiring an in-house employee always takes time and layoffs are also complex and cumbersome. The outsourcing teams are on the contrary very easy to scale up or down according to your current needs. If you want more workforce on some part of the development - you can easily expand your team and disband them when work is done.
• Rare expertise. There is a limited number of specialists with rare technology knowledge in your onshore talent pool, and usually, they have a high rate. When you hire an outsourced team from abroad, you have a broader pool of specialists with rare skills who also can offer their services for a lower rate.
• Speed up the velocity of production and faster time to market. Outsourcing teams boost the speed of our production, taking some parts of development on their shoulders and allowing you to focus on priority. Also, professional studios accelerate your production through well-established production pipelines.
• Expert look. Companies operating in the mobile game development outsourcing industry usually have extensive expertise earned in years of development with various clients worldwide. This experience allows them to significantly reduce risks during development, avoiding popular bottlenecks and overcoming challenges, ensuring the high quality of the result.

First, define your project scope. Before contacting and engaging outsourced mobile game developers, define what is the game you want to develop. What is the genre, type, scale, 2D or 3D, target platform, and audience? Only understanding your needs will help you find the right partner.

Then, define what form of collaboration would be the most appropriate for you. Do you want an outsourced partner to develop a game for you from scratch? Or is it better to outsource some parts of production in the co-development form of collaboration? Or maybe you just need a helping hand for your in-house team in the form of extra specialists?

After this evaluate the expertise and skills of your possible partner. How experienced they are and what tech stack they use in development? Conduct a series of interviews to assess their developers and artists knowledge and compatibility with your needs.

Simple casual games with low scale can be produced in a few months, while more complex action games can take a year or even more. It’s all based on your goals and what game you want to receive in the end. Also, you must remember that quality always comes with patience and budget.

To give you an approximate understanding of the production pipelines and how much they take, we can break down the most typical pipeline for a medium game. The discovery stage and pre-production usually take from one to three months, when we create concepts and prototype a project. Then, the most fundamental part is the actual production, which can take from a few months to a year and more.

After the game is finished, we conduct thorough QA sessions, identifying and fixing bugs and optimizing performance – it can take a month or two. After that, all we have left is to release a game and maintain it after.