Game level design from concept to launch

We can build first-pass grayboxes in a few weeks, letting you test mechanics and flow before full production. We start with a quick planning pass (goals, pacing, difficulty), then ship a playable layout you can actually run through. After you validate what feels right (and what doesn’t), we iterate fast before you invest time in detailed art and complex scripting.

Yes, we adjust layouts, assets, lighting, and performance for consoles, PC, mobile, and VR. That means we design with constraints in mind: memory budgets, traversal speed, camera differences, and input. We also run testing and optimization so the level keeps its intended pacing and readability on every target device, not just the “best case” platform.

Yes. We design levels with dynamic encounters, matchmaking, and connected experiences. For single-player, we focus on pacing, tension, navigation, and progression through the space. For multiplayer, we consider fairness, sightlines, spawn logic, routes, and repeatability. Either way, we map layouts to player behavior so the level supports the experience you want players to have.

Yes, we work with your tools, version control, and CI/CD processes to keep development seamless. We can plug into how your team already ships content, including parallel development, naming conventions, and review processes, so level work doesn’t become a separate “design island.” The goal is straightforward: you keep control, we add capacity, and everything stays easy to merge and test.

We support DLC, seasonal content, and patches to keep your levels engaging long after release. That includes tuning existing spaces (better flow, clearer guidance, smoother performance) and producing new content that matches your established style. We can also support LiveOps cadence without disrupting your core team, so updates don’t turn into crunch.

Yes. We build levels in Unreal, Unity, and custom engines, and we adapt to your rules and constraints. If your engine has special tooling or limitations, we design around them early so you don’t discover “this layout can’t ship” late in production.

Absolutely. We can start with a playable graybox prototype so you can test mechanics, pacing, and player flow in just a few weeks. Once the layout proves itself in gameplay, we scale it into a fully realized level, instead of polishing something that doesn’t feel right.

A playable build helps (even early), plus your target platforms, core mechanics, and references for the desired mood and pacing. From there, we define scope and goals, prototype layouts, develop the full level, then test and optimize across devices as needed.

You’ll definitely get more than “a level file.” We deliver playable layouts (graybox/prototype first), then refined versions with clear player flow, pacing, and objective readability. We also share documentation that helps your team keep moving: design notes, layout intent, and any rules we used for progression and difficulty. If needed, we can also support iteration cycles after playtests adjusting routes, encounter pacing, and performance constraints so the level stays fun and shippable on your target platforms.