Platform ports, engine upgrades, performance audits, certification passes, and crossplay integration — scoped, time-boxed, and handled by engineers who actually understand what happens to netcode, state sync, and platform services when you move a game. A good way to try us before a bigger engagement.
Commodity porting studios move your game to a new platform and hope the netcode survives. It often doesn't — replication breaks under new latency profiles, platform service calls assume a stack you no longer have, and what shipped as a clean multiplayer build arrives broken on Switch, crossplay half-working on PS5.
We're a multiplayer-first team that happens to do ports. Every port, every engine upgrade, every certification pass runs through people who've built and shipped server-authoritative games. If your title has an online component worth protecting, that's who you want holding it.
Technical services are also the cleanest way to try us. Scope is concrete. Timeline is short. Deliverables are written down. If it goes well, we talk about bigger work. If it doesn't, you've lost a quarter — not a year.
Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Steam Deck Verified, iOS, Android, macOS. We port the game, keep the netcode intact, integrate platform-native services, and shepherd the title through certification.
UE4 → UE5 migrations (including the hard parts: replication changes, animation, movement rewrites). Unity LTS version upgrades. Engine-fork consolidation. We bring the tooling and the battle-scars to keep the project shippable throughout.
Senior-led review of your codebase, architecture, and pipeline. We profile, read code, talk to your leads, and produce a written report with prioritized remediation steps. Optional follow-through execution.
Profiling, bottleneck identification, and remediation. CPU, GPU, memory, streaming, and network. We commit to specific measurable targets — frame-time, memory ceiling, bandwidth budget — and deliver them or tell you early if we can’t.
Sony TRC, Microsoft XR/XC, Nintendo Lotcheck, Apple App Review. We prep the build, fix the TCRs, handle submissions, and work through the failure loops. The unsexy but necessary work of actually shipping on console.
EOS, Steamworks, PSN, Xbox Live, Nintendo NPL. Shared-account systems, unified party/invite, cross-store entitlements, parental controls — the thorny platform stuff that breaks late.
You write the spec; we build the feature. Matchmaking, replays, spectator mode, tournament systems, ability systems, inventory, whatever’s on your roadmap that needs senior multiplayer engineering to land.
Post-launch content drops, server ops, performance work, on-call rotation, outage response. Short-term surge capacity or ongoing live-ops partnership. We staff the unsexy engineering that keeps multiplayer games healthy.
30-minute call. You describe the problem and the constraints. We ask the uncomfortable questions. No slides, no sales pitch.
Within 72 hours: scope, team composition, timeline, acceptance criteria, and pricing. Short enough to read in one sitting.
NDAs, repo access, build environment, standup invites. We join your pipeline on our side before the contract start date.
Day one of the engagement, our team lands its first commit in your branch. No ramp-up week, no shadow period.
The target platform, the engine, the timeline, and the scope you're thinking. We'll come back with a written proposal in 72 hours.
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