We build fast, clean websites for games, studios, and publishers: game sites, studio sites, community hubs and player-connected features like leaderboards and Twitch Drops. With a CMS you actually control.
With a powerful CMS setup, you get full control of your content.
Press and publishers expect a proper web presence. It shows you are serious.
Show off your games, build your audience, post updates, sell merch directly.
Whether you are one person with one game or a publisher running a live title, the site should fit how you work.
You need a page that turns trailer views into wishlists, before the Steam page is even live.
You have several games, a team and a story. The site has to show all of it and keep growing.
You run a game after launch. Players need news, patch notes, accounts, events and rewards.
Four kinds of sites, from a single game page to a full player-connected platform. Most teams start small and add on.
One game, one goal: wishlists, sales, sign-ups.
Several games, a team and a reputation to build.
Players need one place for everything after launch.
The website talks to your game and rewards players.
One domain for the studio and every game. Inbound links from press help all of it, and players find the studio behind the game they love.
A feature library built from what games and studios actually need. You choose what goes into your site.
Turn attention into wishlists and sales.
Own your players, not just the algorithm.
Make it easy to write about you.
Keep players informed and coming back.
Look like a serious studio.
The boring parts, done right.
Fast for players, easy for you.
We connect your site to the tools you already use.
Player accounts, leaderboards and Twitch Drops turn a website into part of the game. These are custom projects, scoped to your game and backend.
Log in with Steam, Discord, Twitch or Epic. One profile across your site and game.
Weekly, seasonal and all-time boards fed by your game backend, with profiles and friends filters.
Account linking, campaign pages and reward redemption that plug into Twitch's Drops system.
We connect to Steamworks, PlayFab, Firebase or your own API, or build a light backend if you have none.
A streamer plays your game on Twitch.
Viewer connects Twitch to their game account on your site.
Watch time or an in-game goal earns the reward.
The reward shows up in the player's inventory.
Landing pages usually take 2 to 3 weeks, studio websites 5 to 8. Custom features are scheduled before we start.
Goals, platforms, audience, release date and the list of pages and features.
Sitemap, wireframes and visuals with HiKit Design, in the look of your game.
Development, CMS, integrations with stores, email, Discord and your game backend.
Your content goes in. We test on phones, tablets and slow networks, then tune speed and SEO.
Go live on fast hosting, then a walkthrough so your team can edit everything.
Updates, fixes and new pages from a support plan, when you want it.
Missing something? Our design team can make it.
Handles development, hosting, performance, and ongoing support.
Handles the visuals. Great design from people who actually know games.
Single-page sites for your game.
Full sites with CMS and multiple pages.
Player accounts, Twitch Drops, leaderboards, game APIs and more.
Our wishlist page went live in under three weeks and it loads instantly. The CMS is so simple that our community manager updates the site without asking anyone.
We needed a studio site that finally looked like the games we make. The team understood the audience straight away and nothing felt like a template.
Press kit, mailing list and merch store, all connected and tidy. Journalists find what they need in one click, and our newsletter grew from day one.
Game landing pages start from $2,000 and studio websites from $5,000. Community hubs, leaderboards, player accounts, Twitch Drops and other custom features are quoted after a short chat. Payment is 50% deposit and 50% on launch, and monthly payment plans are available.
A game landing page typically takes 2 to 3 weeks once we have your art and copy. A full studio website takes 5 to 8 weeks depending on the number of pages and titles. Custom features add time, and we give you a schedule before we start. If you have an announcement date, tell us and we plan backwards from it.
Yes. A game landing page is built exactly for that: one game, one goal, at a price a small team can plan for. You can add a press kit, newsletter and Discord from day one and grow into a studio site later.
Steam is where players buy, but you do not own that audience. A site gives you a newsletter list, a press kit, search traffic, your own analytics and a place for players from every platform. It also earns links to your own domain.
Yes, as custom projects. We connect your site to your game backend (Steamworks, PlayFab, Firebase or a custom API), or build a light backend if you do not have one. Twitch Drops need a campaign set up with Twitch and account linking on your side, and we build the pages and the flow.
Yes. A hub typically brings news, patch notes, a roadmap, guides, playtest signup, feedback forms and links to Discord in one place. We scope it to your game, from a simple news and patch notes section to a full community site.
Just the essentials: logos, key art, screenshots, trailer links and a short description of your game or studio. We can help shape the copy and structure, and our design team can produce missing visuals.
Yes. Every site ships with a CMS, so you can edit text, swap screenshots, post news and add new games without touching code. We train your team at handover.
We add age gates for mature titles, rating badges (ESRB, PEGI, IARC), cookie consent and privacy, terms and EULA pages. We are not a law firm, so your legal text should be reviewed by your counsel, and we place it properly.
Yes. Sites are built multi-language ready, with proper language URLs and search tags, so you can add languages such as Spanish, German, French, Japanese or Chinese when you are ready.
Yes. We keep your URLs and search rankings with redirects, move your content and rebuild the design. Maintenance is also available if you only want the current site kept updated and secure.
We handle hosting and performance on fast edge infrastructure. After launch you can keep us on with a support plan, from Standard at $150/mo to Enterprise at $500/mo, covering updates, security, fixes and development hours.
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