1. How much does it cost to develop an Android game?
It depends on the game’s scope and complexity. Small projects start from $4,500, while more advanced games with custom art, multiple levels, and in-app purchases can go upwards of $15,000–$30,000. We provide a detailed quote after discussing your idea and requirements.
2. How long does game development take?
Typical development time ranges from 4 to 12 weeks, depending on features, art complexity, and testing. We’ll always provide a timeline and milestones before we begin.
3. Do you sign NDAs?
Yes. We’re happy to sign a non-disclosure agreement before discussing your project. Your ideas and assets stay 100% confidential.
4. Who owns the final game and assets?
You do. Once the project is complete and paid for, all rights to the game code, graphics, and assets are transferred to you.
5. Do you publish the game or do I?
We can do either. We offer Google Play publishing as part of full-cycle development, or we can hand over a complete APK bundle and assets for you to publish on your own account.
6. What platforms do you support?
We specialize in Android development, but we can also prepare games for cross-platform ports (iOS, WebGL) using Unity or other engines, if requested.
7. What game genres do you develop?
We work on a wide range of genres, including:
- Casual & hyper-casual
- Puzzle
- Arcade
- Platformer
- Strategy
- Simulation
If you have something different in mind — we’re flexible.
8. Can I update the game after launch?
Yes. We offer ongoing support and maintenance plans to help you roll out new features, fix bugs, or optimize performance after release.
9. Do you use templates or make everything from scratch?
It depends on the budget and scope. We can work with pre-built frameworks for faster MVPs, or create custom systems and art from scratch if needed. We’re transparent about every choice.
10. How do we communicate during the project?
We usually work via email, Trello, Google Docs, and Zoom, with weekly updates and real-time Q&A. We adapt to your preferred workflow and timezone.
