Human-centered design systems and product experiences
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Technology & Software
Gaming Websites, Community Platforms & Player Portals
Launch pages, storesand player communities
We build gaming studio websites, player community hubs, leaderboard systems, and merchandise stores.
What we build
01Game websites
02Community hubs
03Leaderboards
A game is launched once and lives or dies by its community. Studios lose players when the launch page buckles, when there is nowhere to gather between updates and when accounts and purchases sit on someone else's platform.
Where game studios lose players
Five problems that are common in this industry, and what we build against each one.
The trailer drops, the site slows to a crawl and the wishlist button does not load for the people who came to press it.
Launch pages
We build launch sites that hold under announcement traffic, with trailers, wishlists, sign-ups and platform links in a design that fits the game.
Scope this with usPlayers talk on channels the studio does not own, and news reaches only those who happen to look.
Community hubs
We build a home for the community with news, guides, events, creator content and links into the game.
Scope this with usPlayers want to compare progress and rank, and the game offers no place to see it outside a match.
Leaderboards
We build leaderboards, seasons and stats pages fed by game data, with checks against tampered scores.
Scope this with usAccounts belong to the storefronts, so the studio cannot contact its own players or carry progress across platforms.
Player accounts
We build a studio account with linked platform identities, profiles, entitlements and consented contact.
Scope this with usFans ask for merchandise, and the studio sends them to a generic shop that feels unrelated to the game.
Merchandise stores
We build a store in the game's own style, connected to player accounts, limited drops and regional fulfilment.
Scope this with usEverything we build for gaming studios
Design, engineering and AI in one team, so the website, the apps, the back office and the agents are made to work together.
Software and integrations
- Game backend links
- Storefront links
- Player analytics
AI agents for gaming studios
Players answered, launches ready
Custom agents that work inside your own systems and channels, with clear limits and a person in charge of the decisions that matter.
Agents we build for gaming studios
Each agent is built around your own systems and rules, with a person in charge of the decisions that matter.
These are custom development services. Each agent's page says what it does, where it stops and what has been demonstrated so far. See all agent solutions
Start with the problem that costs you most.
Tell us your launch date and where your players gather today. We will show you what to own before the announcement.
What to bring
- How the process runs today, in a few lines
- The systems it has to connect to
- Who decides, and your timing
Questions that come up first
Can the site and services connect to our game backend?
Yes. We work with your game team's APIs or backend service to read stats, entitlements and events. Where the data is not exposed yet, we define the interface together.
How do you prepare for the traffic of an announcement?
The launch site is served from a delivery network, sign-ups and wishlists are queued safely, and the whole flow is load tested against the peak you expect before the date.
Do you also build in-game interfaces?
We design and build web-based interfaces, companion apps and tools around the game. In-engine work is done with your developers, where we can supply the design and the front end.
Give the players a home.
Every engagement starts with a scoping conversation. It is free, structured, and useful whether or not we work together.