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The state of game monetization & player expectations
The state of game monetization & player expectations

Game monetization is not just a business decision, but also a game design decision, a marketing strategy, and increasingly, a trust exercise between developers and players. Players are more informed now. They recognize patterns, question pricing, and push back against systems that feel unfair or manipulative. At the same time, development costs [...]
Published: 24.03.2026
Unity vs Unreal in 2026: which to choose?
Unity vs Unreal in 2026: which to choose?

Choosing Unity vs Unreal in 2026 isn’t really about picking the "best" game engine. Both platforms are mature, full-scale ecosystems that offer everything from visual scripting and multiplayer systems to high-end rendering and physics. Their difference lies in philosophy, workflow, scalability, and long-term production strategy. Our studio has [...]
Published: 19.02.2026
LiveOps at Scale: Growing Your Mobile Game Post-Launch with a Lean Outsourcing Model
LiveOps at Scale: Growing Your Mobile Game Post-Launch with a Lean Outsourcing Model

Success in mobile game development isn’t just about installs. It’s about retention. After release, mobile LiveOps becomes a constant cycle of new content, seasonal events, balance changes, and bug fixes. Players expect regular updates and fast responses to feedback. The challenge is scaling this work without losing creative control or exhausting [...]
1. LiveOps
2. Mobile
3. Post-Launch
Published: 15.01.2026
Beyond Day One: The Many Forms of Today’s Post-Launch Game Support
Beyond Day One: The Many Forms of Today’s Post-Launch Game Support

Not long ago — okay, 2010-ish was really long ago — many developers operated on a “release-and-forget” mindset, shipping a boxed product and moving on. Today’s players see things differently. In a recent survey we conducted on our LinkedIn, 50% of gamers chose a one-and-done full release as their ideal post-launch experience, compared to 22% [...]
Published: 21.11.2025
Video Game Development Stages: From Idea to Release
Video Game Development Stages: From Idea to Release

Building a game takes more than good ideas — it requires solid structure, clear priorities, and teamwork. After over a decade of delivering projects across platforms, we’ve experienced firsthand that successful titles rely on clear planning and communication throughout every phase of full-cycle development. From pre-production to post-launch [...]
1. Full-Cycle
2. Game Development
Published: 11.11.2025
Porting games to Nintendo Switch 2: what you need to know
Porting games to Nintendo Switch 2: what you need to know

Nintendo’s original Switch became a smash hit, blending home console and portable gaming in one device. It sold over 153 million units by mid 2025, making it Nintendo’s best-selling home console ever. Naturally, expectations were high for its successor. When the Nintendo Switch 2 launched in June 2025, it delivered a record-breaking debut: more [...]
Published: 02.10.2025

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The state of game monetization & player expectations

The state of game monetization & player expectations

Unity vs Unreal in 2026: which to choose?

Unity vs Unreal in 2026: which to choose?

LiveOps at Scale: Growing Your Mobile Game Post-Launch with a Lean Outsourcing Model

LiveOps at Scale: Growing Your Mobile Game Post-Launch with a Lean Outsourcing Model

Beyond Day One: The Many Forms of Today’s Post-Launch Game Support

Beyond Day One: The Many Forms of Today’s Post-Launch Game Support

Video Game Development Stages: From Idea to Release

Video Game Development Stages: From Idea to Release

Porting games to Nintendo Switch 2: what you need to know

Porting games to Nintendo Switch 2: what you need to know

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