Game development with enterprise discipline.

Interactive and real-time experiences, from prototype to store. The same engineering discipline as our enterprise work, applied where craft is the product.

01what an engagement covers

• Prototype and vertical slice. The smallest playable thing that proves the idea, before serious money is committed to it.
• Full production. Content, systems, and polish, delivered on the same fixed-budget, demo-every-two-weeks cadence as everything else we build.
• Live operations. A game is an operation after launch, not an artifact. We stay to run it, measure it, and keep it earning.

02how it is priced

Games are where budgets famously go to die, so ours do not move: a scoped plan with a fixed number, and change requests priced before they are started, never after.

03related work

Our mobile and AI engineering carries over directly: Supreme Dental ships generative imaging in production apps, and Pinned Golf is a real-time social product in a sports context.

04common questions about game development

What game development services does Insomnia Club offer?

Three stages: a prototype and vertical slice that proves the idea, full production covering content, systems, and polish, and live operations after launch. Each stage runs on the same fixed-budget, demo-every-two-weeks cadence as our enterprise work.

What is a vertical slice?

The smallest playable thing that proves the idea before serious money is committed to it: one representative section of the game at final quality, so the decision to fund full production is made on evidence.

How do you keep a game budget from running away?

Games are where budgets famously go to die, so ours do not move. A scoped plan with a fixed number, change requests priced before they are started, and a playable build every two weeks so progress is visible rather than reported.

Which engines do you work in?

Unity and Unreal Engine for real-time and interactive work, with the same engineering discipline we apply to mobile and AI products.

Do you support the game after launch?

Yes. A game is an operation after launch, not an artifact. Live operations means we stay to run it, measure it, and keep it earning.

More answers on cost, timelines, and how we work are on the FAQ.