Mobile Game Development

Casual games for phonesFrom prototype to the app stores

Discuss your idea
to prototype
1–⁠2 weeks
to launch
from 1 month
cost
from 700,000 ₽

  • Game design

    Mechanics, progression and balance, so players want to come back tomorrow.

  • Art & animation

    Characters, UI and effects in one style: your game is recognizable from a single frame.

  • Development

    One game for iOS and Android: controls built for thumbs and smooth frames even on budget phones.

  • Release & monetization

    We publish to the App Store and Google Play and set up ads, in-⁠app purchases and analytics.

  1. 2–3

    days

    Discovery

    We dig into the genre, audience and business model. Then we propose the mechanics, timeline and budget.

  2. 1–2

    weeks

    Prototype

    We build a playable prototype and test the mechanics on real people before production.

  3. 3+

    weeks

    Production

    Art, animation, levels and code. Every week you get a build on your phone.

  4. ∞

    and beyond

    Launch

    We ship to the stores, watch retention and fine-⁠tune the balance.

We start with discovery

Tell us about your project and within a day we’ll send a plan, timeline and estimate

Discuss your idea

How much does it cost to develop a mobile game?

A small casual game starts from 700,000 ₽. The price grows with levels, art and platforms: we’ll send an exact estimate after a short discovery call.

How long does game development take?

A playable prototype takes 1–⁠2 weeks; a small casual game ships in 1–⁠2 months. For bigger projects we estimate after the prototype.

Which stores will the game be in?

The App Store and Google Play. We prepare the store pages, screenshots and video and get through store review.

How will the game make money?

Ads, in-⁠app purchases or a subscription. We choose the model during discovery and test it on the prototype.

Can the game run in a browser too?

Yes, if the genre and controls allow it: the same game can ship to browsers, web game portals and Telegram. We decide during discovery.

Who owns the rights to the game?

You do. We hand over the code, art and source files with the project.

What happens after launch?

We watch retention and revenue and ship updates and new levels. We can run the game ourselves or hand it over to your team.

Still have questions?

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