Computer, mobile and online game development

Casual games are characterized by simple rules. Usually they are aimed at a fairly wide audience of different gender and age, and do not require special skills and time to master. Games of this type can be developed for both mobile and desktop devices. Monetization in such games is commonly achieved through advertising or in-game purchases, which may include premium accounts, additional lives, useful in-game items, in-game currency, and more.

Prominent examples within this category include various variations of 3-in-a-row, Tetris, crosswords, Sudoku, finding hidden objects, managing hotels and restaurants, and others featuring simple and repetitive gameplay

This category is dedicated to games with intricate mechanics and a deeper, often linear plot. Due to their specificity and complexity, projects of this nature typically require more development time compared to casual games.

Such games can integrate the main story and additional quests, which are nevertheless mandatory to complete and further progress in the game world. This makes them more interesting for the player, but increases the time to master the rules and mechanics

A single-player game is designed for independent play, focusing solely on one player. The common thread among projects in this category is individual gameplay, while the diversity is vast, ranging from casual to complex experiences. Accordingly, the development time varies based on the client's specifications.

The genre spectrum within this group is incredibly broad, encompassing shooters, various simulators, quests, strategies, and more. When crafting such a game, we have the flexibility to bring any design and story ideas to life, incorporating different mechanics, levels, and difficulty settings as per the client's preferences. Monetization methods, including paid access and in-game stores, can also be customized upon request

In a multiplayer game, numerous players engage in gameplay simultaneously. Often referred to as MMOs (Massively Multiplayer Online Games), these games require an Internet connection for user access.

A notable subgenre within this category is MMORPG (Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game), known for its fantasy or fantastical plots, intricate mechanics, and a diverse array of characters and quests. Well-known examples include World of Warcraft, Lineage, or Final Fantasy

The development of open-world games is the most intricate and resource-consuming due to the unique characteristics of this category. In contrast to projects with a linear plot, open-world games offer players significantly more freedom of action and movement, although technical limitations still exist. Users can undertake quests at their discretion, engage in character development through reality simulation, and explore the expansive game map. Consequently, when creating such a game, developers must meticulously plan the scenario and account for a vast array of user interactions.

Open-world games can take the form of multiplayer experiences, as seen in Grand Theft Auto, or single-player adventures, exemplified by The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. In our studio, you have the flexibility to order any project within this captivating category