Hire a Dedicated Game Development Team

Our team has successfully worked on projects involving mixed and augmented reality (for an Apple Vision Pro game), and one of our internal projects also has AI-powered bots as opponents. Moreover, we do our best to keep abreast with the latest technology advancements and to try our hand at anything new. So we’re quite confident in our ability to undertake projects with the mentioned technologies.

Yes! If you hire a game development team from us, it’s possible to scale it as you go.

At the start of partnership, we as your game developer for hire will sign an agreement with you as our client. In it, we’ll have pre-negotiated terms regarding the quality of the product and its development timeline. Plus, the project will have a GDD — a document where acceptance criteria will be listed, so that there’s no miscommunication as to what “quality” means.

The answer to this question depends on the specifics of your project and your requirements. If we have a game developer for hire who is a good fit for your product and is currently not involved full-time in a different project, we can offer you an agreement shortly after discussing the details.

Hiring individual developers (as in, freelance ones) might be cheaper, although it’s not always the case. However, lower hourly rates typically come at a cost in a different way. You’ll have to spend considerable time looking for each specialist, onboarding them, ensuring team synergy and collaboration, overseeing the processes, etc. And if your hired freelance developer becomes unavailable due to unforeseen circumstances, you’ll need to look for a new one in a hurry. Those aren’t issues when you hire a game development team from an agency.Moreover, with Mind Studios Games, if you hire a bigger team (typically, a full-cycle), or you’re hiring for a long-term project (e.g., 6+ months), we can negotiate lower rates. Finally, hiring a full team from us also includes extra services like consulting or help in finding professionals for your project outside our company, if we don’t have them readily available.