How we work

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  Source code adaptation

  Depending on the architecture of the game engine used during development, the complexity of this process can vary. However, with many multi-platform engines, tweaking the code can make this phase of the game porting process go smoothly.
  
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  Adaptation of the visual assets

  This stage is crucial, as visuals play a significant role in a game's success. Even if a project is booming due to other elements, such as story or gameplay, the visual element remains a top priority.
  
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  CPU and GPU performance optimization

  Our goal is to fine-tune the game so that resource usage is optimal and the quality of the visuals is high enough to engage all hardware resources. Additionally, we prioritize performance optimization to ensure the best gameplay experience, even on less powerful devices.
  
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  Gameplay elements adaptation

  It's always important to adjust gameplay elements while porting to mobile. If specific gameplay features are designed for a particular platform, so it's crucial to modify them to enhance the player experience.
  
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  UI/UX and control scheme creation

  Creating UI/UX and control schemes is a vital stage in the game porting process. It's crucial to provide all players with an equally comfortable and satisfying experience. Especially when you create a control scheme that works well for mobile platforms.
  
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  QA

  Testing is an essential component of game porting, and it should be conducted by someone familiar with the target platform and the testing tools that are perfect for it.
  
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  Applying platform-specific requirements

  Finally, the game must meet platform-specific requirements such as obtaining a rating from an official rating board, proper localization for the territories where the game will be sold, and proof of proper licensing for the assets, among other requirements.