Custom game development for companies, schools and publishers

A web game with one core mechanic, up to 5 levels and custom 2D artwork starts at €3,200 and usually takes 3-6 weeks. A game with more mechanics, a story, player accounts, a content admin and LMS integration starts at €7,200 (8-14 weeks). A mobile game in the App Store and Google Play, a 3D game or an online multiplayer game starts at €16,000. Before the build you can have a playable prototype for €960, which I deduct if you go ahead within 60 days. I send the exact price and timeline after the consultation.

For campaigns, contests, textbook games and LMS games I recommend a web game or PWA: it opens from a link or a QR code on Android and iPhone and nobody installs anything. Going to the App Store and Google Play makes sense when people should find the game in the store, play it for a long time or when it needs the phone's performance. Publishing in the stores is more expensive and slower because of review and developer accounts, whose fees you pay.

Yes. I export a learning game as a SCORM or xAPI package that you upload to Moodle or another LMS, and pupils' results are recorded in its overview. In Microsoft Teams and Google Classroom you add it as a link or an assignment. I check which integration you need during the consultation. SCORM and the results overview belong to the Game with content and admin tier.

For a publisher that is the best-value route. The first game carries the mechanic, the visual style and the admin; a follow-up title on the same foundation only changes content and artwork and starts at €1,600. The series keeps one look and one set of controls across titles, and the games can open from a QR code right in the textbook. I price a follow-up title only as a continuation of a finished game.

The contest form collects only the data you need for the contest, with consent and links to the rules and the privacy policy. After the contest you export the data and delete it. You or your lawyer supply the contest rules and consent texts; I build them into the game. In the leaderboard I watch for impossible scores and repeated submissions.

For the publisher EDUKO I made 3D games that run in the browser: an accounting office where the player sorts documents into binders, a chemistry lab, a company director game and a digital advice desk about scam text messages. On top of that, interactive exercises for i-EDUKO, a digital platform pupils open via a QR code in the textbook. Alongside that I develop my own games in the Godot engine: Prototype Arena, an action arena for several players, and Noční linka, both not released yet. The screenshots are above. A playable prototype for €960 shows whether your game is fun before you pay for the full build.

I lead and build your game personally: Marek Frňka, web developer and founder of the Le Artist studio in Ostrava. Two partners, a tester and a developer, help me with testing and part of the programming, so work doesn't stop when I'm ill or on holiday. I am accountable for the result and you talk directly to me, not to a salesperson. I have been registered as a sole trader since September 2021 (company ID 11834153).

You do. After payment you get the game's source code, the art source files and a list of licences for the fonts, sounds and libraries used. You can keep developing the game yourself or with another developer. A native game is published in the stores under your developer account, not mine.