Full-Cycle Unity Game Development Services for Mobile, PC, Console, and XR

Game ideas arrive in every state: a two-line pitch, a 60-page GDD, a build from a previous vendor that no longer compiles. We start wherever you are. The team turns the concept into a playable core loop first, then layers on game mechanics, progression systems, economy, UI, and the content tools your designers will keep using after we leave. Genres change the work, not the discipline. A hyper-casual title with 30-second sessions and a mid-core RPG with a 40-hour campaign get the same early question: is the loop fun in gray-box? If it is not, no amount of art will fix it. Indie projects and publisher-backed titles alike get a game design document before the first sprint. Cheap to change on paper. Expensive in month four.

Full-cycle game development means one team is accountable for everything between the GDD and the first live-ops event: the Unity client, the backend, matchmaking, in-app purchases, analytics, store certification, and the patch schedule after release. On the Solana game project, that meant 40+ documented backend endpoints shipped alongside the Unity client, a custodial wallet the player never has to think about, and 8-player rooms holding around 85 ms. The studio walked away with a platform it could build a second title on. That is the difference between hiring a full-cycle team and hiring a contractor who finishes the scenes and leaves.

Our AR app development services use AR Foundation on top of ARKit and ARCore, plus Vuforia where image or object tracking matters, to put interactive 3D content into a real room, onto a store shelf, or across a factory floor. Typical builds: furniture and product try-on, AR maintenance guides with step-by-step overlays, location-based games, and marketing activations that run in a browser through WebAR when an app install is too much to ask of a passerby.

Our VR development services cover Meta Quest, PICO, SteamVR, and Apple Vision Pro through OpenXR and the XR Interaction Toolkit: training modules, procedure simulations, shared VR spaces, and VR therapy kits like the one we built for Mighty Immersion. Comfort options (teleport, snap turn, vignette on fast motion) are designed in from the start, not bolted on after the first round of nausea reports.

1,540+ products shipped since 2014, 80+ startups launched, a 4.8 rating on Clutch, and case studies with figures a buyer can verify against the live product. Ask for references in your genre, and we will connect you with the client, not with a sales deck. Extensive experience building games for mobile and XR is only worth something if you can call someone who paid for it.

Unity developers, C# backend engineers, 2D and 3D artists, QA, and DevOps sit inside one company, so there is no handoff gap between “the game is done” and “the game is live and earning.” Clients describe this as working with a business partner rather than a vendor. The Willo founder put a number on it: 150% month-on-month user growth after launch.

A Unity game development company headquartered in Palo Alto with an office in Orlando, engineering teams in Ukraine, and project leads who overlap with US business hours every day. A US entity handles contracts, invoicing, and IP assignment. You own the code, the assets, and the store accounts from day one.

Fixed price for scoped builds, time-and-materials for live ops, dedicated Unity developers within 48 hours for team extension. And if your project is a form-and-list app or a photoreal AAA shooter, we will point you to Flutter or Unreal before taking your money. That has cost us a few deals. It has also kept the Clutch rating where it is.