"We operate as a modular and highly adaptable team, meaning we can scale dynamically to match the specific needs of your project, whether it’s a small indie title or a large-scale production. Our structure allows us to seamlessly integrate with in-house teams or take full ownership of the audio pipeline based on your workflow. We specialize in technical sound design, creative sound design, and music integration, enabling us to handle everything from asset creation to full implementation in FMOD, Wwise, Unity, and Unreal Engine. Unlike many studios, we don’t just deliver assets. We ensure they are integrated, optimized, and interactive, making sure the audio not only sounds incredible but also functions seamlessly within the game’s ecosystem."

“While we are a versatile team, our core strengths revolve around:

• Technical Sound Design:Implementing and optimizing procedural audio systems, vehicle sounds, switch-based mechanics, and interactive audio behaviors.
• Creative Sound Design: Craftingunique UI sounds, stingers, atmospheres, and ability sounds using a combination of synthesis and recorded sources.
• Music Design:Supporting composers withinteractive music systems in Wwise & MetaSounds, ensuring seamless music integration within gameplay."

“We tailor our pricing model based on project size:

• Smaller projects: We estimate costs per sound task based on complexity, using the MoSCoW Prioritization System to give clients a clear understanding of what’s essential.
• Larger, long-term projects: We work with monthly budgets rather than fixed costs, allowing flexibility in managing iterations. This approach aligns better with game development’s iterative nature, where upfront estimates aren’t always precise.

For a detailed discussion on pricing, feel free to get in touch!

"Our approach depends on the scope of the project. In some cases, conducting research and gathering references helps align the audio style with the game studio’s vision. However, there are situations where references aren’t necessary. In those cases, we rely on our experience, discussions with the team, and prototypes to define a game’s sonic identity. We experiment with different styles and create sound sketches early in development to align expectations. This helps us refine the direction before final implementation, ensuring the audio enhances the project’s creative vision."