Game development
We design and build playable experiences: HTML5 and WebGL games that need no installation, mobile games for Google Play and branded mini-games that keep visitors engaged. You can try some of ours on this site.
A game has to feel good within seconds or players leave. In the browser it also has to load fast on mid-range phones, work with touch and keyboard, and stay fair if there are leaderboards or prizes involved.
Small download size, a stable frame rate on mid-range phones, responsive touch controls, keyboard support, pause and resume, saved progress and sound that respects the device's mute state. We profile performance on real devices — not only on a fast laptop.
When scores matter, validation happens on the server, entries are rate-limited and suspicious results can be reviewed by an admin. Players can take part as guests or with an account, with only the data that's genuinely needed.
Browse the games section to play titles we built for the Slipstream project — a motorbike Grand Prix, a rally stage on three surfaces and an open-city adventure — directly in your browser.
Core loop, controls and target devices.
Test the fun before the polish.
Levels, art, sound and progression.
Web hosting or Google Play, plus analytics.
A complete website for a motorsport-themed bar (demo with a fictional brand): customer accounts, table reservations with a board-game library, event sign-ups, a no-code manager panel and three built-in 2D racing and city games.
Not directly — an APK is an Android package. If the game was made with an engine that supports web export (for example HTML5 or WebGL builds), we can create a browser version; otherwise it needs to be ported. We will tell you which applies after reviewing the project.
Yes, when they are designed for it: on-screen touch controls, responsive layouts and performance tuned for mobile hardware.
Yes. We add server-validated leaderboards, admin tools to reset or review scores and clear rules. Competitions with prizes must also follow local consumer and promotion regulations — we recommend a legal check of the rules.
Browser, mobile or branded games — we'd love to hear your idea.
