Mobile Game Art and Dev Outsourcing

Art and development outsourcing works best when the task is clear: a set of characters, a UI pass, a batch of props or a self-contained feature. You keep the creative direction and receive finished pieces that drop straight into your game. We are preparing to open our production pipeline to outside mobile projects and are happy to talk through briefs now.

Outsourced Art and Code

• 3D characters, props and environments built in Blender
• Hand-drawn 2D art, sprites, UI screens and icon sets
• Godot features, tools and gameplay modules with clear interfaces

Art and Code Pipeline

The pipeline is the one we use on our own titles. 3D art runs through Blender with scripted export and check steps, which keep scale, materials and naming consistent across a whole batch. 2D artists work from a shared style sheet, and engineers build in Godot on top of our in-house framework. Every outsourced job will start with a test piece, so you can judge quality before committing to a full batch. If the test piece needs changes, we adjust it until it matches your direction.

Production Time Savings

Many studios need extra capacity for a few weeks, not a permanent hire. Outsourcing a well-defined batch frees your core team for the work only they can do, while game-ready files arrive in the formats, sizes and folders your project already uses. Less rework at integration means more of the schedule goes into the game itself.

• Studios short on art or code capacity — teams that need extra hands for a stretch without growing headcount.
• Mobile games needing a defined asset set — a 3D or 2D batch, a UI refresh or a new feature module.
• Teams with an established art direction — projects with a style guide or technical spec we can build against.

Send us your brief, and we will come back with questions and a plan for a test piece.