Console Game Development
Console Game Development Services
Full-Cycle Game Development
Co-Development
Console Game Testing
Console specifics
Types of Console Platforms We Work With
#PlayStation
#Xbox
#Nintendo
#Sony VR
Our Top-rated
Projects
Star Wars
- VR-based action-adventure game based on the legendary franchise
- Creating 3D characters with texture variations
Fortnite
- Iconic free-to-play Battle Royale game with over 400 million players worldwide
- Creating concept art for character skins
Iron Order 1919
- Cross-platform strategy game for mobile devices and browser
- Creating 3D models of mechs and soldiers, as well as their animations
Birdly
- VR-based hyperrealistic immersive butterfly flight simulator
- Creating ultra-realistic 3D models of insects, birds, and plants, as well as their animations
MechaChain
- Web3 game development
- Working on game design, art , sounds and engineering part
Undead Blocks
- The world’s first AAA play-to-earn zombie shooter game on the Ethereum network
- Creating 3D models of zombies, weapons, and environment, composing the music
Our Fundamental Benefits in Console Game Development
Proven Industry Expertise
Security & Compliance
Full-Cycle Console Development
Recognized Epic Games Partner
Our Console Game Development Process
Pre-Production
Development Kickoff
Core Game Development
Finalization & Optimization
Deployment & LiveOps
The Team for Developing Your Ideal Console Game
Producer
The producer monitors development across departments and keeps scope under control. As timelines shift or features change, they help realign expectations with what can realistically be delivered. The job often involves choosing workable compromises when vision and constraints don’t fully match.
Associate Producer
Working alongside the producer, the associate producer follows schedules, flags risks, and coordinates communication between the client and the internal team. They help remove blockers and keep documentation, task tracking, and platform requirements organized as the project evolves.
Game Designers
Game designers shape the core loop and system structure that drive player progression. They iterate on mechanics, pacing, and balance, adjusting ideas once they’re tested rather than relying on initial concepts. On console projects, they also account for hardware limits and controller input, making sure systems feel consistent in practice, not just in documentation.
Developers & Console Developers
Our console developers and engineers transform design ideas into fully functional games optimized for console platforms. They implement game mechanics, resolve technical challenges, and adapt the project to specific console hardware and software requirements.
QA Engineers
QA engineers test builds across console environments to identify stability issues, performance drops, and edge cases. They log defects with reproducible steps, verify fixes, and review compliance against platform certification requirements. Their work focuses on how the game behaves under real usage conditions rather than ideal scenarios.
Artists
The art team covers concept, 2D, and 3D production. Assets are developed with console performance limits in mind, including texture budgets, memory usage, and lighting behavior. Visual direction is refined through iteration, often in coordination with design and QA to ensure assets hold up in-engine.
What Clients Say About Us
Faq
How much does it cost to create a console game?
Console games are most often the preserve of large development studios, because usually console games are AAA products with huge teams of 100+ developers.
Big open-world console games rarely come cheap. Even smaller projects can cross the $1 million mark once you factor in content volume, engineering time, and platform requirements. AAA productions scale far beyond that, especially when teams grow and development stretches over several years.
On the other end, smaller console titles still tend to land in the hundreds of thousands. Asset quality, optimization work, certification prep, and QA cycles add up quickly.
If you’re trying to understand what your own project might cost, broad industry numbers only go so far. The real figure usually depends on scope, systems, content density, and how much needs to be built from scratch.
Why outsource console game development services?
Console projects can demand more bandwidth than a studio has available at certain stages. Instead of hiring full-time staff for short production peaks, teams often bring in external specialists to cover art, engineering, testing, or other focused tasks.
Outsourcing console development is absolutely essential. If you can create a mobile game or even a PC game on your own, gathering freelancers or inviting individual in-house specialists, then creating a console game is another matter. Unless you’re a professional console game developer, you don’t need to venture into this field without experience. The fact is that development for consoles is fraught with particular difficulties. You need to know exactly the requirements of the console you need for the future game. Failure to meet these requirements will result in your game being denied certification for the console.
An outsourcing studio with game console development experience knows all these nuances and guarantees you the safe and successful creation of a game that will definitely be certified.
Why do PC games have better graphics than console games?
The PC always offers better graphics than the console. This is primarily due to better performance. The presence of higher quality components and higher frame rates provide players with a smoother gaming experience.
Game consoles are underpowered compared to today’s gaming PCs to reduce heat and reduce costs for the manufacturer. Most games on consoles cap at 60 frames per second, and sometimes fall short of that goal. Gaming PCs can reach not only 60 fps, but also more than 140 fps.
