Our Game Development Portfolio

Explore our portfolio of Unity game development projects spanning MMORPGs, educational games, mobile titles, and legacy modernisation. From building server-authoritative multiplayer architecture for 1,000+ concurrent players to reverse-engineering lost Flash games into modern HTML5 experiences, each project below demonstrates the technical depth and versatility our London-based team brings to every engagement. Our work includes client commissions, contributions from previous agency and studio roles, and original self-published titles.

Client Projects

Domi Online

Domi Online

Unity MMORPG scaled to 1,000+ concurrent players. FishNet server-authoritative architecture. Helped secure $3M seed funding.

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Nova Blast

Nova Blast

Collaboration with Foil Hat Games to update and optimise Nova Blast. Refactored codebase and implemented modern gameplay standards.

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Pocket Factory

Pocket Factory

Development showcase of Pocket Factory, a merging strategy game for iOS and Android. Highlighting mobile UI design and monetisation mechanics.

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Nub Remake

Nub Remake

Minimalist mobile puzzle game built in Unity. Tap-based gameplay, clean design, and progressive difficulty.

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Vocab Builder

Vocab Builder

Vocab Builder for The Language Conservancy. A serious game designed to preserve endangered languages through interactive gamification.

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Our Team’s Track Record

RuneScape Mobile

RuneScape Mobile

Core developer on RuneScape Mobile at Jagex (2017-2019), porting the classic MMORPG to iOS and Android for 10+ million players.

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Word Fun World

Word Fun World

Mobile educational game for teaching English to children. Built for Cambridge University Press. Intuitive UI and progression systems.

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Navigo

Navigo

Award-winning tablet game with 15 mini-games across four languages. Built for the EU Horizon 2020 iRead project.

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Fire Of London

Fire Of London

Educational game about the Great Fire of 1666, rebuilt from Flash to HTML5. Originally developed for the Museum of London.

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Original Titles

Empires Rise

Empires Rise

Our first self-published title. Full-cycle development from game design and art to store deployment.

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What's That

What's That

Hyper-casual mobile game with rapid gameplay loops, clean UI, and ad-monetisation integration.

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Time Runner

Time Runner

Fast-paced mobile endless runner built in Unity. Procedural generation, leaderboards, and optimised for low-end devices.

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