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Mobile game development for iOS and Android
Vasoo develops and publishes mobile games as well as apps. Our own hyper-casual, puzzle, idle and trivia titles are live in the App Store, and the same team builds games for studios, brands and founders.
Every game starts as a playable prototype. We find the core loop that is fun in the first ten seconds, test it with real players, and only then commit to levels, art and content. That keeps budgets on the ideas that hold attention.
Launch is planned from the start: monetisation through ads and in-app purchases, Game Center and Google Play Games, analytics, store listings and the soft launch that tunes retention before a wider release.
What is included
Mobile game development, end to end
- ■Game concept, core loop and playable prototypes
- ■Game design, level design and progression systems
- ■2D and 3D art direction, UI and game feel
- ■Unity development for iOS and Android
- ■Rewarded and interstitial ads with mediation
- ■In-app purchases, economies and remove-ads offers
- ■Game Center and Google Play Games: leaderboards and achievements
- ■Analytics, A/B tests and soft launch
- ■App Store and Google Play submission, screenshots and store video
- ■Live updates, new levels and events after launch
Who it is for
- □Founders and studios with a game idea that needs a team to build it
- □Brands that want a branded or advergame for mobile
- □Publishers that need prototypes or full production capacity
Technologies
Process
How the work runs
- 01
Discover
We define the product, its users and the business case, audit any existing code or designs, and agree the scope, platform strategy and success metrics for the first release.
- 02
Design
User flows, wireframes and a high-fidelity prototype: clickable for apps, playable for games. We test it with real users before production starts, so the build begins from validated screens and a core loop that is already fun.
- 03
Build
Native or cross-platform, decided in Discover. Two-week sprints, a TestFlight or Play build at the end of each, automated tests and a CI pipeline from the first week.
- 04
Launch and grow
Store listing, screenshots, review submission and release. After launch we run analytics, A/B tests on onboarding and paywalls, and a roadmap for the next versions.
Proof
Products we build and publish ourselves
The same team and process behind every client engagement.
Hotdog Tycoon
Idle tycoon · 2020Run a hot dog stand and grow it into an empire. Balance demand, speed, price and facilities, then unlock new buildings as the cash comes in.
Domino Puzzle 3D
Puzzle · 2020Draw a line, drop the dominoes and watch them fall. A one-finger physics puzzle that is harder than it looks.
Fruits Stick 3D
Arcade · 2020Build fruit sticks to order. Read each customer, pick the right fruit, sauce and toppings, and grow a fruit-stick business one order at a time.
Shooting Moment 3D
Action · 2020Time every shot to clear the level and protect a magical world from its enemies. Quick rounds built around one precise moment.
Brainchamp.io
Trivia race · 2020A trivia race where every right answer moves you forward. Know the answers, outpace the field and reach the finish first.
Split Run 3D
Runner · 2020Hold to split your motorbike, dodge the danger and reach the safe zone in time to save your dog. A fast hold-and-release runner.
FAQ
Mobile game development questions
What kinds of mobile games do you develop?
Casual, hyper-casual, puzzle, arcade, idle and trivia games for phones and tablets. Our own published titles cover idle tycoon, physics puzzle, arcade, runner and trivia race formats.
How do mobile games make money?
Most mobile games are free to play and earn through rewarded and interstitial ads, in-app purchases, or a mix of both. We design the economy and ad placements with the core loop, so monetisation supports retention instead of fighting it.
Which engine do you use?
Unity for most 2D and 3D mobile games, because one codebase ships to both stores and the ad and analytics SDKs are mature. SpriteKit is an option for simple iOS-only titles.
How long does it take to make a mobile game?
A playable prototype takes days to a few weeks. A launch-ready casual game takes a few months, depending on content volume, art and live features. We confirm the timeline after the prototype proves the core loop.
Who owns the game?
You do. Source, art, store accounts and analytics are yours. We can also publish and operate the game on your behalf.
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