AR/VR Game Development Company

AR overlays digital content onto the real world. VR places users inside a virtual environment. MR lets digital objects interact with physical surroundings. The metaverse describes shared virtual worlds and experiences; it is not a separate device platform.

Choose AR for experiences that add digital content to real-world views, often through mobile devices. Choose VR for fully virtual gameplay and simulations. Choose MR when gameplay needs to interact with a user's physical space.

We help assess your audience, devices, budget, and intended use before recommending an approach.

AR/VR game projects typically start from $25,000. Focused single-platform projects usually fall between $25,000 and $80,000, while multiplayer, multi-platform, and live-service projects cost more. The final figure depends on the target devices, gameplay, 3D assets, multiplayer features, and integrations.

Estimates are quoted in US dollars (USD), and the proposal lists included design, development, testing, and deployment work plus any separate hardware, licensing, hosting, taxes, or support costs.

A focused prototype typically takes 3 to 6 weeks. A limited-scope game takes 3 to 6 months; our Orange VR soccer game was delivered in 12 weeks.

Full production games with multiplayer, multiple platforms, or large content volumes take 6 to 12 months or more. These are planning estimates, and the agreed schedule accounts for features, asset production, testing, client approvals, and platform review.

Target devices can include Meta Quest, Apple Vision Pro, HTC Vive, Pico, mobile AR, and PC VR. We use technologies such as SteamVR, WebXR, ARKit, and ARCore where appropriate.

Device coverage, platform access requirements, and performance targets are confirmed during scoping; console XR projects also depend on platform approval.

Yes. Features can include voice chat, matchmaking, synchronized gameplay, avatars, and leaderboards. We select networking tools such as Photon or Unity Netcode based on the project.

Player capacity, hosting costs, and performance targets are scoped and tested for the intended devices.

Yes. We can add specialists to your team or provide a dedicated delivery team. With augmentation, your lead manages tasks and approvals. With a managed team, our lead coordinates delivery while you set priorities and approve milestones.

Roles, repository access, reviews, and deliverables are agreed before work begins.

We agree working-hour overlap, meeting times, communication channels, and review schedules during onboarding. Written progress updates and milestone demos support collaboration across time zones. Required US or UK coverage hours are confirmed in the proposal rather than assumed.

Handover can include the agreed source code, custom assets, tested builds, setup instructions, and project documentation. We review deliverables against the agreed acceptance criteria before approval.

Repository access, account transfers, licensing details, and any knowledge-transfer sessions are defined in the delivery plan.

Ownership of custom code and assets, and the conditions for transfer, are defined in your agreement. Third-party engines, SDKs, plugins, stock assets, and services remain subject to their own licenses and fees.

The agreement identifies any pre-existing components and your rights to use them. An NDA can be arranged before sharing confidential project details.

Yes. Support can include bug fixes, performance checks, device compatibility updates, and release assistance. The agreement defines the support period, coverage, response times, and fees. New features, content updates, and porting are scoped separately unless included in your support plan.