We turn the brief into stages, risks, assets, platform targets, and a realistic first milestone.
Client project paths
Have a game idea or existing Unity project?
Send the stage, reference game, platform, and timeline.

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Outsource a complete Unity mobile game milestone covering product planning, gameplay, UI, QA, Android launch, and conditional iOS build support.
Vexil Logic Games works as an outsourced Unity production partner for mobile games, from a focused prototype or existing-project takeover through Android launch. Scope can include gameplay, controls, UI, performance, ASO, monetization, analytics, QA, Google Play publishing support, and iOS build planning when the project and testing setup support it.



A scoped Unity production path from core loop to mobile-ready release.
Useful for puzzle, arcade, simulation, runner, parking, sports, and hyper-casual games
Designed around Google Play, App Store, Android device variation, and mobile-first UX requirements
Connects game development with ASO, analytics, monetization, LiveOps, and case-study proof
Buyer match
Clients who need a mobile game planned, built, tested, and launched.
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We turn the brief into stages, risks, assets, platform targets, and a realistic first milestone.
The work moves through playable checkpoints so clients can judge progress from actual output.
Store readiness, analytics, monetization, QA, and handoff decisions are considered before release.
Delivery scope
The final package depends on the project brief and proposal. These are the outputs we can scope and review together.

Review the agreed scope, playable build, release systems, and handoff at each milestone.
Before the estimate
Start with the smallest playable milestone that answers a real product question. Production scope, rights, platform work, and launch support are agreed before they are promised as deliverables.
Decision guide
The same buyer may need a prototype, implementation support, launch support, ASO, analytics, or LiveOps. This section helps route the enquiry to the strongest commercial path.
Founders, publishers, and studios that need a complete mobile game built from concept to launch.
The core loop, controls, store promise, or monetization model still needs proof before full production budget is committed.
The build already exists and the main risk is Google Play readiness, ASO, analytics, monetization, privacy, screenshots, or rollout planning.

The work moves from first scope to inspectable output, technical checks, and release readiness.
We review reference games, audience, monetization, platform target, and the first mechanic that must feel good before production expands.
We define the player action, win/loss state, session length, reward moment, first prototype target, and measurable success criteria.
The team creates a testable Unity build with controls, UI, camera behavior, scoring, progression, feedback, and device-ready input.
We align ASO metadata, screenshots, app icon direction, analytics events, rewarded ads, interstitial timing, and privacy requirements.
We check performance, crashes, layout, store assets, release readiness, early player data, and the next update plan after launch.
Service fit
These points define the product stage, technical boundary, and client requirements this service is designed to address.
Useful for puzzle, arcade, simulation, runner, parking, sports, and hyper-casual games
Designed around Google Play, App Store, Android device variation, and mobile-first UX requirements
Connects game development with ASO, analytics, monetization, LiveOps, and case-study proof
Supports both new game production and existing Unity project cleanup, reskinning, or relaunch work
Links product decisions to commercial goals such as store visibility, retention, revenue, and launch confidence
Examples and resources
Project pages show publicly inspectable work where available; tools and articles help clients understand scope before requesting an estimate.
Inspect an Android driving game and its public Play listing; project-role details should be confirmed in a proposal.
Inspect a published merge puzzle and its Play listing, including the loop and store presentation.
Budget factors for prototypes, Unity production, art, QA, monetization, ASO, and Google Play launch work.
A free planning tool for mapping core loops, meta loops, player actions, rewards, and progression.
Buyer FAQ
Review scope, handoff, platform, and delivery requirements before requesting an estimate.
Yes. We can support concept planning, Unity development, gameplay systems, mobile controls, UI, QA, ASO, monetization, analytics, store assets, and launch preparation.
Yes. We can prepare mobile games for Android, iOS, or both, depending on plugins, device testing, audience, timeline, budget, and store requirements.
Yes. Post-launch support can include analytics review, crash fixes, ASO updates, screenshot refreshes, monetization tuning, retention-focused updates, and LiveOps planning.
Send the game idea, reference games, target platform, current stage, monetization plan, art style, timeline, and budget range. That makes the first scope review more accurate.
Yes. Work can be scoped around a complete prototype, a defined production milestone, or specific Unity systems. The first review should establish repository access, target devices, ownership boundaries, handoff needs, and the acceptance criteria for each milestone.
Next service path
These routes help visitors continue from one specific service into the broader production offer.
Hire Vexil Logic for Unity mobile game development, prototypes, 2D/3D gameplay, optimization, publishing, and LiveOps support.
Build or improve a Unity Android game with gameplay implementation, mobile UI, device profiling, SDK integration, QA, and release-build preparation.
Review a Unity project for iPhone and iPad build compatibility, mobile UI, plugins, App Store assets, testing requirements, and launch preparation.

Service estimate
Send the current stage, target platform, reference games, timeline, and known blockers. The next step should be clear before production starts.