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Pricing is based on four factors: asset type (prop, vehicle, character, environment), complexity tier (simple → hero), quantity, and timeline. You can get an instant budget range in about two minutes using our Quote Estimator. We then confirm an exact figure after a brief discovery discussion where we review your references and technical requirements.

Every project includes two rounds of structured revisions, built into the production timeline at the blockout stage and the textured WIP stage. This is intentional — catching issues early costs nothing; catching them at final delivery costs a full revision cycle. Additional revision rounds beyond scope are quoted separately at a flat hourly rate.

No. Standard payment structure is 50% deposit to begin production, and 50% on delivery of the final approved assets. For longer multi-milestone projects, we use a milestone-based payment schedule agreed upon in the contract.

Yes. Orders of 5+ assets of the same type receive priority scheduling and a discounted per-asset rate. The exact discount scales with volume — mention your quantity in your project inquiry and we'll factor it into the quote.

Scope changes are handled transparently. If you need to add assets, increase complexity, or change technical requirements after production has started, we'll provide a written change order with the adjusted cost and timeline before any new work begins. Nothing is done out of scope without your explicit sign-off.

Default delivery is FBX + PNG textures. We also export to OBJ, GLTF/GLB, and can provide direct Unreal Engine (.uasset) exports or Unity packages on request. Texture exports can be provided as PNG, TGA, or EXR. We pack channel maps (ORM: AO + Roughness + Metallic) to reduce texture draws unless you specify otherwise.

We produce all master maps at 4K. Final delivery resolution is determined by your asset's screen real estate and engine budget — hero assets ship at 4K, standard props at 2K or 1K. We include all LODs and can provide the full 4K masters for downscaling on your end.

LODs are included for all assets flagged as requiring optimization. We generate LOD chains using standard game-dev ratios (LOD0 → LOD1 at 50% → LOD2 at 25% → LOD3/billboard). LOD count and polycount targets are agreed at the brief stage. Collision meshes (UCX_ prefix) are included for props and vehicles.

Our assets are optimized for Unreal Engine 4 & 5 (including Nanite-ready meshes), Unity HDRP and URP, Godot 4, and CryEngine. We follow the Metal/Roughness PBR workflow which is compatible with all major real-time renderers. If you use a custom in-house engine, share your material spec and we'll match it.

Yes. Every delivery includes a simple asset sheet covering: polygon count per LOD, UV layout and texel density, texture map list with channels and compression recommendations, and a brief setup note for your target engine. For environment kits, a modularity guide showing how pieces connect is included.

A standard game-ready prop (medium complexity, full PBR) takes 3–5 business days. Vehicles and complex hero assets take 1–2 weeks. Environment kits take 2–4 weeks depending on piece count. Rush delivery (under 1 week for standard assets) is available at a premium. All timelines are confirmed in writing before production begins.

Our process has four stages: (1) Discovery — we review your brief, ask clarifying questions, and confirm scope. (2) Blockout — grey-box geometry submitted for silhouette and proportion approval before any detail work. (3) Production — full detail, high-poly bake, and texturing, with a WIP check-in at the halfway point. (4) Delivery — final asset pack with documentation, ready for engine integration.

The fastest path is to fill out our Contact form with your asset type, a rough description, reference images if you have them, and your target deadline. We'll respond within 24 hours with a quote and a brief set of clarifying questions. Alternatively, use the Quote Estimator for an instant budget range before committing to a conversation.

We use structured approval gates — you sign off on the blockout before texturing begins, and again on the textured WIP before final polish. All feedback is collected in writing (Discord, email, or a shared doc) so nothing is lost in verbal conversation. We don't move to the next stage without explicit written approval from your side.