Game asset development props, models and textures for games, web and AR

In this studio, game asset development means building 3D objects that run in real time. A render model can be as heavy as it likes, because the image is calculated once. A game model is drawn sixty or more times a second on whatever device the player has, so it has to be light, clean and predictable. The same rules apply to a model on a web page and to a model in AR, which is why one department does all three.

We build the objects: props, furniture, vehicles, machines and products. We do not build characters, and we do not write game code or build levels. If you need the whole game made, we are the asset supplier to the team that makes it.

Each service below has its own page with what you get, what to send and how it is quoted. Start with the one closest to your need.

• Game-ready 3D models: the base service, one object or a set, built to run in an engine
• Hard-surface 3D modelling: vehicles, machines, devices and products with defined edges
• 3D props and environment assets: volume sets of objects to dress a scene
• PBR texturing: material sets for models you already have
• 3D models for Unity and Unreal: naming, collision, lightmap UVs and import checks for a named engine
• Indian 3D models and the 3D model library: finished models you can use now

The library holds 38 Indian props and furniture models in six groups: interiors, decor and pooja, kitchen, lighting, street and vehicles, and weddings and events. There are also nine sim-racing cockpits and seats and a handheld-console study, which show the hard-surface work. Every model ships in three detail tiers with two further game LODs, in .blend, FBX, OBJ, GLB and USDZ, at real-world scale in millimetres.

Custom work starts from your brief: a concept, a reference board, a drawing, CAD or photographs of the real object. We agree the polygon budget, the texture resolution and the number of LODs before modelling, so the file that arrives fits the slot it was made for.

We quote per model, or per set when several objects belong together. Three things move the price of a model: the detail tier it is built to, the texture resolution, and the number of LODs. A fourth is what we start from, because an object with CAD or clear drawings takes less work than one modelled from a few photographs. Variants of one object, such as a second colour or a worn version, cost less than a new shape.

The quote lists each model or set, the tiers and formats included, the revision rounds and the schedule. We do not publish a rate card, because a brass diya and an auto rickshaw are not the same job. Our guide to game asset development cost explains what to compare between two quotes.

Our models are built in Blender with the studio's own procedural tooling, then checked by a modeller. Every exported file is re-imported and inspected before release: n-gons, open edges, inverted faces, missing UVs and texture sizes are all looked at, and the GLB and USDZ are opened in a browser and on a phone. Tooling gives a set its consistency. The check by hand catches what tooling cannot see, such as a handle that looks wrong from a player's height.