We build real-time systems, levels and virtual production setups for teams that need them working — and we teach the same thing to people starting out. Written scope, fixed price, delivery before invoice.
Every project has its own engine version, its own deadline and its own mess to work around. So these are priced after a conversation, in a written proposal that fixes the scope, the price and the date before anything starts.
Gameplay systems, tools and full features built inside your project, by people who have shipped them before.
Playable spaces that read clearly, run at frame rate and look finished — not a grey box with a filter over it.
A real-time stage configured end to end: scene, tracking, colour and the operating routine to run it without us.
Our base project layer, rebuilt around your engine version, your naming conventions and your team's way of working.
A written read on what is slowing your project down: build times, asset flow, performance, the parts nobody owns.
A programme built around what your team actually needs to ship, instead of a generic curriculum.
Entry prices, shown in both currencies. All prices include VAT. The firm figure is the one in the written proposal, prepared after we understand the work. Nothing is invoiced before delivery.
Code kits that solve one problem each, larger project templates, two training tracks and two ways to get your own work looked at. Fixed price, paid at the time of order, and everything arrives by email within 48 hours — files, access details or a link, sent to the address you order with.
One problem each, solved and commented. Sent by email within 48 hours.
The profiling setup and the checklist we actually use, so you stop guessing which change made the frame rate move.
Twelve lighting setups you can drop into a level and adjust — interior, exterior, night, overcast — with the post-process chain already balanced.
On-screen state, logging and breakpoint helpers so you can see what your Blueprints are doing instead of adding print nodes everywhere.
Menus, HUD elements and dialogue boxes built to scale properly on every resolution, which is the part that usually goes wrong.
Saving, loading and a working options menu — graphics, audio, controls — persisted between sessions and versioned so old saves do not break.
Walk, run, crouch, jump, climb and camera — tuned so it feels right, with every value exposed instead of buried in a graph.
Patrol, detect, chase, attack, lose interest. Behaviour trees you can read, extend and actually debug when they misbehave.
A modular environment kit and a finished reference level, so what you show has a shape rather than being a grey box with nice lighting.
Larger foundations: the structure a whole project sits on.
The base project layer we start every engagement from: folder structure, naming rules, input, save system and a working build configuration.
Pick up, open, use, talk to. The interaction patterns every project rebuilds badly, written once and commented throughout.
Level streaming, LOD strategy and profiling setup arranged so a large map holds frame rate instead of hoping it will.
Structured routes with projects at the end, not a playlist.
Self-paced route from opening the editor for the first time to a finished, playable level you can show.
The full route: systems, lighting, optimisation and packaging, ending in two portfolio projects rather than exercises.
Send us what you have built and get a considered answer back.
Send us your project. You get back a written review of what works, what will hurt you later, and the three things to fix first.
One hour on one problem: an architecture decision, a performance wall, or whether the approach you picked is the right one.
All prices include VAT. Charged in euros; the price shown is the total you pay. The krona figure is fixed and indicative, shown so you can judge the price without converting it — it is not a live rate and not the amount debited. Nothing downloads at checkout: every order is sent to your email address within 48 hours.
Nothing is invoiced until it has been delivered and you have looked at it. That is the whole arrangement, and it is why the steps are in this order.
Twenty minutes on what you are building, which engine version, and what is actually blocking you. No charge, no commitment.
Scope, price, delivery date and exclusions on one document, valid thirty days. Anything not on it is not billed without a new one.
You hand over the project and credentials. The clock starts there, not at signature. We build, test on your data and put it in front of you.
Work, documentation and rights hand over. The invoice follows delivery and is payable within fourteen days. You have fifteen days to raise anything.
It depends on the engine version, the state of the project and how much of it already works. Rebuilding a system inside a clean project is nothing like untangling one that four people have touched.
Every request gets a free written proposal fixing the scope, the price and the date before anything starts. The entry prices on this page tell you the order of magnitude; the proposal tells you the number.
The shop is the exception — those six products have a published price because they already exist and are not built for you.
For project work: after delivery. No deposit, no advance, no staged payments. The invoice goes out once the work is delivered and is payable within fourteen days, whatever the amount.
Shop products work the other way round, deliberately: you pay at the time of order, because the product exists already and reaches you within 48 hours.
By email, within 48 hours of your order. Nothing downloads automatically at checkout — you get the files, a download link or your access details sent to the address you ordered with.
That is a deliberate choice rather than a limitation: it means every delivery is a message we can trace, resend and answer questions about, instead of a link that silently failed.
Because that is sooner than the fourteen days you have to change your mind, we ask you to confirm at checkout that you want it sent straight away. That confirmation is also what ends the right of withdrawal once the content has been sent in full.
The euro is the contract currency and the amount actually charged. The krona figure beside it is fixed and indicative, shown so that visitors in Sweden can judge the price without doing the conversion themselves.
It is not a live rate. A live rate produces odd figures and can change between the moment you read the price and the moment you pay it, which is exactly what nobody wants at checkout.
Use them in your own projects, personal or commercial, including work you are paid to produce. That is the point of them.
What you cannot do is resell or republish the templates themselves, share your access, or ship a product whose substance is the template. If you are not sure whether something is covered, ask before you rely on it.
You do, once the invoice is paid — along with the documentation another studio would need to pick it up. We are not interested in holding your project hostage.
We keep our own pre-existing tools and generic components, including the starter layers, and you get a free, perpetual licence to use them as part of what we deliver.
Usually yes, and we will tell you at the first call if not. Older versions are often fine; the honest answer depends on which plugins you depend on and whether they still build.
If the answer is no, you hear it before the proposal rather than after.
You have fifteen days from delivery to raise anything that departs from the agreed scope. Faults we recognise are fixed free of charge.
Beyond that, further work is a separate agreement. Nothing renews automatically and there is no retainer you have to cancel.
No. We are an independent company and have no affiliation with, endorsement from or sponsorship by Epic Games. Unreal and Unreal Engine are their trademarks.
Everything we publish — course material, project files, templates — is our own original work.
We are not going to promise that, and you should be wary of anyone who does. What a course can do is give you a structured path, real projects to show and someone to ask when you are stuck.
What happens after that depends on your work, your portfolio and a market none of us controls.
A rough description is enough for us to say whether it is feasible, roughly how long it takes and what it costs. We reply within two working days.