Mobile Game Development
We build engaging mobile games for iOS and Android — from casual hypercasual to story-driven visual novels and multiplayer titles. Published on Google Play and App Store.
Unity · Godot · Unreal Engine · Flutter
Choose Your Platform
We develop natively for both platforms or cross-platform with Unity/Godot
Android Game Development
Games for Google Play — from casual puzzles to multiplayer titles. Unity, Godot, native Android.
- ✓Google Play publishing
- ✓In-app purchases & ads
- ✓Leaderboards & achievements
- ✓Google Play Games integration
iOS Game Development
Games for iPhone and iPad on the App Store. Optimized for Apple hardware, Game Center integration.
- ✓App Store publishing
- ✓In-app purchases (StoreKit)
- ✓Game Center leaderboards
- ✓Metal graphics support
Types of Mobile Games We Build
Casual Games
Simple mechanics, broad audience, fast to market
Puzzle & Strategy
Brain teasers, match-3, city builders
Action & Adventure
Platformers, RPGs, runners
Multiplayer / Online
Real-time PvP, co-op, social games
Visual Novels
Story-driven games with branching narratives
Simulation & Idle
Restaurant, farming, clicker games
Technologies We Use
Development Process
Concept & Design
Game mechanics, art style, monetization model, target platform
Prototype
Playable prototype to validate core gameplay loop before full development
Development
Full game development — levels, assets, UI, backend, analytics
QA & Testing
Device testing across iPhone and Android models, performance optimization
Store Publishing
App Store and Google Play submission, screenshots, descriptions, ASO
Support & Updates
Post-launch bug fixes, new content, A/B testing for monetization
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does mobile game development cost?
Mobile game development starts from $2,000 for hyper-casual Android games and $2,500 for iOS. Mid-core games with full mechanics typically range from $5,000–$8,000, while advanced multiplayer titles start from $12,000. Pricing depends on complexity, platforms, and monetization features. We provide a free estimate after reviewing your concept.
Unity or Godot — which is better for mobile games?
Unity is the industry standard for commercial mobile games — it has the largest asset store, best cross-platform support, and is used for most published titles on Google Play and App Store. Godot is excellent for lightweight 2D games with faster iteration. We recommend Unity for most client projects and Godot for simpler hyper-casual concepts where performance is critical.
Can you develop for both iOS and Android simultaneously?
Yes. Using Unity or Godot we write one codebase that targets both platforms simultaneously. Platform-specific features (Game Center on iOS, Google Play Games on Android) are added as modules. Cross-platform development saves 30–40% compared to building two separate native apps, while delivering equivalent quality.
How long does mobile game development take?
A hyper-casual game takes 4–8 weeks. A casual game with 20–30 levels, in-app purchases, and leaderboards takes 2–4 months. A mid-core or multiplayer game typically takes 3–6 months. Timeline depends on art style complexity, number of levels, server-side requirements, and revision cycles. We share a detailed schedule before development begins.
Do you handle Google Play and App Store publishing?
Yes, store publishing is included in all our packages. We create the store listing, prepare screenshots and preview videos, write ASO-optimized descriptions, set up pricing tiers, and submit the game for review. We also manage the review process and respond to any rejection feedback from Apple or Google to ensure fast approval.
Ready to Build Your Mobile Game?
Tell us about your game idea — we'll advise on tech stack, timeline, and budget for free.