Mindshare Solution provides game development outsourcing and co-development, taking games from early prototype to playable build or supplying game art alongside your team. It is for publishers, independent teams and businesses building games in Unity or Unreal Engine, whether you need a whole game or specialists inside your own team.
Because art and engineering happen in the same studio, gameplay, assets and performance are planned together. That reduces the back-and-forth that often happens when art and code come from different vendors.
A prototype should prove the fun, or expose the risk, as early as possible. We build focused prototypes around your core mechanic, so you can play it, test it with people and decide what to build next before investing in full production.
If your studio already has developers, we can focus on art. We supply 3D models, rigs and animation, VFX and concept art to your specifications, delivered in batches that fit your sprint or milestone plan. Our artists can work under your art director, or as a managed team that handles reviews and delivery for a whole workstream.
We develop in Unity and Unreal Engine, and use Blender, 3ds Max, ZBrush and Adobe Substance 3D for 3D content creation. The engine, target platforms and performance goals are agreed at the start, and we playtest and refine performance against those goals as the build grows.
If you already have a codebase, we review it first and agree with you which parts to extend and which to leave alone.
What we deliver
A proven four-step approach that turns your ideas into polished characters, worlds, games, and digital products.
We listen to your vision, review references, and agree on goals, deliverables, and technical requirements.
We explore concepts, visual directions, and prototypes so you can review the approach before full production.
We bring the work to life through art, animation, design, and development, sharing progress at agreed milestones.
We incorporate feedback, check quality and performance, and hand over agreed assets, source files, or builds with clear next steps.
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Yes, we can take a game from concept and prototype through to a playable build, covering design, art, animation and development. Scope, milestones and deliverables are agreed in writing before production starts.
Yes, you can use us only for art: characters, environments, props, rigs, animation, VFX or concept art, delivered to your pipeline and style guide.
Once the project is fully paid, you own the final deliverables named in the project agreement. Pre-existing tools and methods we bring to the project remain ours, as set out in our terms.
You can choose project-based work with milestone payments, flexible support where our specialists join your team, or a managed production pod with a dedicated team that runs a workstream for you.
Yes, playtesting and performance refinement are part of our game development work, and our QA team can test builds for bugs, progression issues and device performance.
Have a character, world, or game in mind? Let’s shape your concept, build your assets, and bring the experience to life.
