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Branded mobile and web game development

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branded mobile game development

Branded mobile game development is one of three routes we offer, beside web mini-games and campaign games. We design the mechanic around the one action you want, in Arabic and English, with reporting planned in.

  • Web mini-game. Opens in the browser from a link or a code, with no download. The natural home for a quiz game for brands, a trivia round or a memory game.
  • Campaign game. Adds accounts, a leaderboard and prizes for weeks or months, when you want people to come back.
  • Mobile game or app. For a long run, push notifications or the camera. When you compare any mobile game development company, ask who pays for updates after launch.
  • Arabic and English from the start. Right-to-left menus, mixed names on leaderboards, and quiz questions written in Arabic, not translated into it.

Tell us the job on WhatsApp and we will say if a web game would do it. Often it will. See real games in the AI and games showreel, and all our branded games. To plan your numbers, read how to measure a branded game.

We do not build chance-based prizes. Reward the top of the leaderboard, everyone who finishes, or a set score. Have your legal team check the terms before launch.

A custom web mini-game in two languages with reporting plans at SAR 12,500 to 23,000 (USD 3,300 to 6,100) Calculator estimate, before VAT. Prize values sit outside the budget calculator ranges.

Questions

Digital game questions

Web game or app store game: which do we need?

Start with web unless you have a clear reason not to. Choose a store app when you need long-term use, push notifications or deep phone features.

Can people play without creating an account?

Yes, and for a short game we recommend it. Add an account only to save progress, run a fair leaderboard or deliver a prize.

Who owns the game and the player data?

That is set in the contract, so raise it in the first conversation.

What makes a good branded game?

A mechanic people want to repeat, one clear action behind it, and a brand that belongs in the game.