Game trailers.
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On average, a game video takes 1–4 weeks to make. The duration depends on the number of scenes, complexity of animation, and how quickly intermediate stages are approved on your end.

Of course! If new features, characters, or objects have appeared in your game, there’s no need to redo your video from scratch. We can replace several gameplay scenes or update scenes with animated graphics. Write to us when your game update is ready, and we’ll provide an estimate for updating the video.

We can also update videos that you’ve produced on your own or with another company, as long as you have the original video files. If you don’t, write to us anyway, and we’ll see what we can do.

No problem at all. Just provide us with access to the test version via Testflight or send the build for Android or PC. If necessary, we can sign an NDA. If any features, art, or interface elements in the release version will be different from the test version, please let us know beforehand.

Usually, it's something between $1000 and $3000, but these are just ballpark figures. The labor intensity required for production is the key factor that affects the price

If a game promo video consists of mainly gameplay footage, and you record the footage yourself, the production requires fewer resources and will be closer to the lower end of the budget spectrum.

If a video includes animated graphics, the pricing will depend on whether we animate the art that is ready or develop the graphics on our side.

2-D animation is generally cheaper than 3-D.

If you need several versions of a game promo video to test its marketing performance, make provision in the budget for these alternative video versions.

We know that ballpark figures are sometimes more confusing than helpful, so please drop us a line about your particular video production project! We'll provide you with a tailored price estimation.

2D animation is generally cheaper than 3D. In the table above, a 2D animated video of up to a minute sits in the $1400 — $2799 range, while video with 3D animation starts from $2800.

The gap comes from the modelling, rigging and rendering that 3D needs and 2D does not. If your budget is fixed, tell us the figure and we will suggest which approach fits it.

Either works. If your art is ready, we animate what you already have. If it is not, we can develop the graphics on our side, which takes longer and costs more but means you do not need an artist on the project.

Tell us what already exists — character art, backgrounds, UI, logo — and we will price both routes so you can compare.

Either. We can record the gameplay ourselves: send us a build, or give us test access, and we will capture the footage the video needs.

If you would rather record it yourself, that reduces the work on our side and brings the price closer to the lower end of the range. Either way, let us know before we start so the estimate reflects it.

Whatever ratio and spec each platform needs: 16x9 for Steam and YouTube, 9x16 and 1x1 for social and ad networks, and the App Store and Google Play requirements for resolution, length and file size, so your video passes moderation first time.

If the same video is going to several places, we produce the whole set of ratios together, which costs less than ordering each one separately.

Yes, into 120+ languages. That covers voice over by native speakers, subtitles, and the on-screen text and UI elements inside the video — see multimedia localization for how the whole process works.

Ordering several languages together costs less than commissioning them one at a time, and we can produce them in parallel.