Game engines
Unreal Engine is the primary engine for current projects with a real-anime (semi-realistic) visual direction. Unity is used for earlier prototypes and tooling experiments.
Unreal Engine 5UnityBlueprintsC++
Tech stack
The core tools and workflows used across our game projects — engines, content creation, and production pipelines that keep development consistent and maintainable.
Content creation & pipeline
Blender is used for modeling, adjustments, and scene preparation. Substance-style tools handle texturing, while ComfyUI supports style development and reference-generation for characters and environments. 3D assets from Fab or CGTrader are integrated when needed.
BlenderSubstance PainterComfyUIFab.comCGTrader
Audio & music
Music production and sound effects use a hybrid workflow: DAW-based composition, AI-assisted drafts, and character-specific voice processing. Tools vary by project, but the goal is clear, consistent audio identity.
DAWVoice processingAI-assisted SFXMusic composition
Production workflow
Version control, asset management, and controlled pipelines ensure reproducible builds. GitHub is used for project tracking and collaboration, with a focus on stable exports and manageable project structure.
GitHubVersion controlAsset pipelineBuild workflow
Each project uses a slightly different mix of tools, but the core workflow stays consistent across the studio.