PlayJoy Studios

PlayJoy Studios was hired by Fireblade Software to port their PC game to mobile and Switch platforms. The project involved updating the PC version of the game, Abandon Ship, to the latest version of the Unity engine. The goal was to ensure it looked graphically comparable to the original version on target platforms and ran at a smooth frame rate. Adjustments were also made to the controls, camera, and user interface for optimal playability on iOS, Google Play, and Nintendo Switch platforms. The client was referred to PlayJoy Studios and chose them based on this recommendation.

Bold Buffalo, a mobile game distributor, engaged PlayJoy Studios to build a new mobile game concept. The project was sourced through Upwork and PlayJoy was selected due to their high ratings and budget-friendly pricing. The team at PlayJoy was tasked with improving the game concept, designing the game UX, creating pre-game screenshots and animations, and providing consulting and advice. The client was impressed with PlayJoy's extensive experience and expertise in the field.

Plug In Digital, a video game publisher, hired PlayJoy Studios for game porting. The project was found through an online search, with PlayJoy being selected for their high ratings, budget-friendly pricing, good value for cost, and alignment with company values. PlayJoy Studios was tasked with providing a complete, high-quality mobile port of the game, adapting PC controls for the mobile version, optimizing the game's performance and size, and applying feedback from the original developers and publisher. The team at PlayJoy also regularly offered design and adaptation ideas when problems arose.