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Game Development

Game Development

Gaming and entertainment has become an essential part in mobile and web industry, turning into a rapidly growing industry worth billions of dollars globally. Millions of smartphone users and tech-savvy people spend their time playing games on their mobiles, laptops or tablets. Developing unique and memorable games requires technical expertise, creative minds as well as effective storytelling.


Our gaming experts possess the potential to develop a great deal of games for all the leading mobile operating systems. We initiate the development process by developing a clear understanding of requisites and specifications, then indulge into agile development cycles using SCRUM and Extreme Programming and quickly take your game to market with top quality. We work on all kinds of games, including:
2D and 3D game engine programming, development and modification
Core and casual game designing
Educational gaming apps
Edutainment – entertainment plus educative – apps
Theme and game assets designing
Simulation oriented game development
Seamless integration of advanced gaming features and game porting
Artificial Intelligence involving game designing and development
Scientific or physics oriented game designing and development
Social media games and integration of social media with games
We develop the most engaging mobile games

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