The video budget is calculated on an individual basis, at the scripting stage. The cost depends on the number and type of scenes (2D or 3D animated graphics, gameplay), the source files provided (whether or not animation-ready art, gameplay recordings, etc. are provided), and whether different video variants are required (for example, whether a vertical version is needed for Instagram or a square one for Facebook).

The cost of the video includes: creating a script and translating it into the required language; narrator recording; background track purchase; storyboarding; animation; editing of gameplay fragments; and audio design. Learn more about creating a budget and the conditions of video production.

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.

Let us know that’s what you want before work begins, and specify all the platforms on which you’re planning to publish your video. We’ll try to find a universal or near-universal solution.