Service
We take on Unity projects at any stage: build from scratch, pick up someone else's code, update an old engine version, bring a game to new platforms and stores, make it run faster. Every case below says exactly what our part was.
What you get A build that runs on the target devices, handed over to you or prepared for store submission.
A 2016 game needed an update and an Epic Games Store release — publisher Whale Rock Games gave that job to us.
Our part: We led the programming of the 2026 update. The game, its art and design belong to the publisher.
A tactical online shooter with capture points, already on Steam: publisher Whale Rock Games ordered an update and new platforms from us.
Our part: We are in the game's credits as part of the “2026 Update Team”. The game belongs to the publisher.
A VR space adventure with time rewinding: publisher Whale Rock Games gave us an inherited codebase to bring the game to release.
Our part: Our part: the Steam release, the GOG port, the start of the PS4 port and the move to URP. The game belongs to the publisher.
Multiplayer VR racing with combat in a giant kid's room, where the floor, walls and ceiling become the track.
Our part: The full development cycle is ours. The game belongs to the publisher.
Our VR arena: combat devices on the player's arms, AI robots to fight, and hits that tear their limbs off.
Our part: Our own project: we design and develop it ourselves.
Advin's VR system for rehabilitation after amputation and phantom-pain therapy: patients train in VR, doctors run sessions from a panel.
Our part: Participation in Advin's team: Unity VR development and feature design together with rehabilitation specialists. The product belongs to Advin.
Our own VR arena prototype: 17 combat devices, AI opponents and destruction physics; builds for Meta Quest and PC.
Use the form, the chat, or write directly by email or Telegram. No ready specification is needed: a few sentences about what should work and for whom are enough to start.
We read the request and ask only what affects the next step: a new or existing solution, platforms, constraints, materials.
Depending on the task, this is a consultation, an estimate, a prototype or development. Format, cost and timing are agreed individually before any work starts.
There is no price list: the cost is confirmed after we look at the task, and format and timing are agreed before work starts.
Yes, that is much of our Unity work: Deployment is a codebase of 724 C# scripts on Photon PUN, and TimeLock VR 2 came to us as inherited code.
From old to current: we moved We Are The Dwarves from Unity 5.4 to 2021.3 LTS, and Micro Racer VR is built on Unity 6.
Development and the technical side are ours. When a project needs 3D models, art, writing or game design, we hire specialists and manage their work — on TimeLock VR 3 we hired and led the scriptwriters and game designers. On publisher titles the art and design came from the publisher.
Rights and what is handed over are fixed in the agreement before work starts.
Start with a consultation: we sort out the question first, with no obligation to order the work.
A few sentences and one way to reach you are enough.
