Extensive knowledge in Game Development for console platforms
Game development expertise: projects from start to finish
Strong integration and platform migration skills
Hands-on experience in latest game industry technologies
Fast implementation times, innovative approach and quick problem solving
High quality standards in full compliance with established industry standards
Robust project deadlines, good and clear communication on all stages
Seasoned and trusted management team brings decades of experience from EA, Sun Microsystems and Sony
Sperasoft's production studio team members have exceptional skills in a wide range of 3D and Flash game genres, with extensive experience creating PC and console games. The creative team quickly adapts to the unique style of each client studio, functioning as seamlessly and effectively as in-house art staff.
Game development from concept to delivery (original or licensed IP)
Game Engineering
Cross-platform porting
Our game development skills set features:
Unreal, Havok, PhysX, Wwise
PhyreEngine, FMOD, C lib, Boost
TinyXML, Bink Video
Maya extensions and tools, Mel scripting
3DMax extensions and tools, Maxscript scripting
Scaleform, Flash & ActionScript
LUA scripting integration
Python scripting integration
Collada extension
Directional Ambient
Build Management (scons)
Platforms: PS3, Xbox360, PC
Languages: Assembly, C, C++, math vectorizations, C#, LUA, Unreal Script
Art Outsourcing
Those we invite to join a Sperasoft project team are rarely moved to another team, which maintenance long-term continuity for our customers, and helps us attract and keep the regions very best on the Sperasoft Studios team.
3D Character Modeling and Texturing
3D Environment/Prop Modeling and Texturing
2D & 3D Character Animation
Concept Art Development
Illustration
Game QA
Reliable and dedicated, always in full compliance with established industry standards. Our QA Team is comprised of highly qualified and experienced engineers with expertise to ensure the quality and reliability of products tested.
