Art, animation, math, Stake Engine front-end and sound for studios with more game ideas than people. We plug into your pipeline per task or per sprint. We took our own slot from concept to live on Stake Engine, so we know where the hidden work hides.
Six places studios usually run out of hands, what we do about each one, and proof from our own games so you're not taking our word for it.
Art“Our only artist is on three games at once.”
Symbols, backgrounds, UI kits, logos and big-win screens, layered and named the way your pipeline expects. A small test piece first, so you judge the style before we scale.
Animation“The animation budget went to the trailer.”
Symbol wins, anticipation, character loops and big-win sequences, exported for your engine: sprite sheets, video with alpha, or built right into the game.
Uncle Vlado idles on the night shift. Point at this card and he bites. Same character, two loops, both from a live game.
Math“Our math lives in a spreadsheet and a prayer.”
Reel strips or Stake Engine books, RTP per bet mode, hit rate, volatility and the max-win tail, simulated across millions of rounds. You get the numbers with the build, not a promise.
Max win 25,000× in every mode.
Front-end“We need a Stake Engine front-end. Ideally yesterday.”
TypeScript and PixiJS clients for Stake Engine or any RGS that talks to a web client. Desktop and mobile layouts, plus a local mock server so QA can play every book without a backend.
Sound“Our game sounds like a stock library on shuffle.”
Base and bonus loops, big-win stingers and UI sounds, mixed to sit under the game, not on top of it. Delivered as stems if your audio engine wants them.
Cert prep“Certification feels like a boss fight with no save points.”
Rules and paytable text, a math summary per mode, RTP and max-win evidence from the simulations, reviewer notes and store media in the sizes the platform asks for. Labs and platforms make the call; we make it easy for them.
Every discipline on this page went into one slot that real players spin today. Approved and live on Stake Engine.
Hover to wake Vlado
Uncle Vlado works the night shift at the graveyard. His bats grow with every tumble, and when he gets peckish he bites the board and doubles them. Free spins are one shift, from 21:00 to 07:00.
Studios hire extra hands to move faster, not to manage another vendor. So we fit in and keep quiet.
Yours or ours, signed before you send the GDD or anything else sensitive.
Everything we make for your project is yours, with the source files. No strings, no licence fees.
Your repo, your task tracker, your file naming and your channel. We adapt; you don't.
We never show your work or mention your name unless you say we can.
Every quote is fixed and written down before work starts. Every week you get something you can open, play or listen to.
The GDD or spec, references, your stack and the part that's on fire.
Questions or a plan within 24 hours, a fixed quote within 48.
Art, builds, sims or audio every week, in your repo or your drive.
Source files, notes and a short call if you want one. Then the next task.
Every price is a fixed quote, in writing, before anything starts.
Yes, yours or ours, before you send anything sensitive. Most studios send theirs with the first message, which is exactly right.
You do. Art, code, math and sound we make for your project are yours, with the source files. We're white-label by default and only mention the project if you say we can.
No. Stake Engine is home turf, and any RGS that talks to a web client works. Send the API docs; we've seen quirkier.
That's the job. Send the style guide and a few finished assets. The first deliverable is a small test piece, so you can judge the match before we do a whole symbol set.
Yes. We take your feature spec, build the simulation, tune every bet mode into the target RTP band and hand over the reports plus the books or reel strips your platform expects.
No, labs and platforms do. We prepare what they ask for: rules and paytable text, math summaries per mode, RTP and max-win evidence and reviewer notes, so the review is about your game, not missing paperwork.
In your channel: Slack, Discord, Telegram or email, plus a short call when a call saves time. A real human answers within a day, usually much faster.
Send the task, the deadline and your stack. Questions or a plan within 24 hours, a fixed quote within 48.
