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For most apps, cross-platform with React Native or Flutter is the right default: one codebase, faster releases and lower cost. We recommend native Swift and Kotlin when you need heavy device features, complex graphics or the last bit of performance. Games are usually built in Unity, which already targets both stores. We explain the trade-off for your product during discovery.

It depends on features, art style, back end and how many platforms you launch on. Many clients start with a 3–4 week Playable Prototype that tests the core loop on real phones and ends with a fixed quote for the full build. That way you decide on the bigger spend with something playable in your hand.

We build to the current store rules from the start, including Apple's Xcode 26 requirement and Google Play's Android 16 target. Before every submission we run a store-policy check covering privacy labels, permissions, payments and age ratings. If a reviewer raises an issue, we fix it and resubmit as part of the project, not as an extra.

No. We build social, casual and e-sports titles only. India's Online Gaming Act, 2025 bans real-money games and their advertising from 1 May 2026, so we don't build games with cash stakes, betting or cash prizes. We can help you design rewards, cosmetics and progression that keep players engaged without real-money play.

Yes. If multiplayer is on your roadmap, we design the back end and game state so it can be added without a rewrite. Leaderboards, friends lists and live events are usually quick to add after launch. Real-time multiplayer takes more work, so we scope it as its own phase once your single-player retention looks healthy.

You do. On payment, the intellectual property in everything we create for you – code, art, animations, audio and design documents – is assigned to your company. Source code lives in your repository and asset files are handed over in their editable formats. Licensed third-party assets stay under their original licences, which we list for you.

Every build includes free post-launch fixes for bugs in what we delivered. After that, an optional Live-ops Retainer covers OS and store-rule updates, events, A/B tests and new content, with a monthly metrics report. Or we hand over to your team with a live-ops playbook that explains what to update, test and monetise.