AR, VR and XR Development

Augmented, virtual and mixed-reality games, training and product experiences for phones and headsets.

XR is not only for games: it is also used for training, education, real-estate walkthroughs, retail try-on and product demos.

How we build

Unity with AR Foundation and the XR Interaction Toolkit on top of OpenXR, so one project can target Meta Quest headsets and Android and iOS phones. For no-install experiences we use WebXR in the browser. Unreal Engine is used where high visual fidelity is required.

What we handle

Hand tracking and controller interaction, plane and image detection, comfortable locomotion and UI for VR, performance tuning for standalone headsets, and store release.

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Unity Game DevelopmentMobile, PC and WebGL games in Unity and C# — from a playable prototype to a store release.
Unreal Engine DevelopmentHigh-fidelity 3D games, simulations and real-time visualisation in Unreal Engine with C++ and Blueprints.
Godot and 2D Game DevelopmentLightweight, royalty-free 2D and small 3D games in Godot, with pixel-art and hand-drawn pipelines.
Web and HTML5 GamesGames that run in the browser with nothing to install — 2D, 3D and multiplayer — using JavaScript and TypeScript.
Mobile Game DevelopmentCasual, hyper-casual and mid-core games for Android and iOS, with ads, in-app purchases and live updates.
Multiplayer and Game BackendsReal-time multiplayer, matchmaking, leaderboards, accounts and live-ops backends for games on any engine.
Game Art, Animation and AudioCharacters, environments, UI, animation, sound effects and music, built to the technical limits of your target device.
Live Ops, Analytics and PublishingBuild pipelines, analytics, A/B tests and store releases — everything that keeps a game running after launch.

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