Game Development
Core loop, systems, multiplayer and the internal tools that let a small team ship fast — with code built to survive years of updates.
Discuss development →Studio online // Poland // Mobile + PC
We build worlds that don’t fade
Fade Games is an independent studio making online and mobile games — from the first playable prototype to years of live updates with the community that grows around them.
- Focus
- Online worlds
- Platforms
- Android · iOS · PC
- Published
- Verba Online
01 / Studio
Everything a game needs.
Under one roof.
We make our own games and team up with other studios — from the first line of code to the hundredth content update.
Art & Animation
Characters, vehicles, environments and interfaces in 2D and 3D — sharp on a flagship, smooth on an entry-level phone.
Discuss art →Live Operations
Seasonal events, regular content drops, economy balancing, stable servers and a support team that knows players by name.
Discuss live ops →Publishing & Growth
Store launch, ad creatives, user acquisition and analytics — we take games we believe in to the players they were made for.
Pitch your game →02 / Games
Select a world
Verba Online is our first published game and it is live today. Next up: new worlds that start as small playable tests and grow with their players.
Published · Live
Online roleplay · Android · Our first published game
Verba Online
An online life simulator set in real Ukrainian cities. Players create a character, pick a career — dozens of jobs, legal business or the criminal side — and write their own story together with thousands of other people on the same streets.
- StatusLive, regular updates
- WorldReal Ukrainian cities
- PlayersThousands online
In developmentOnline open world · Android · iOS · PC
An online city that never sleeps
A shared open world where players build careers, crews and their own stories. The most memorable moments come from people, not scripts.
- PlayersMassive online
- Engine focusLow-end phones first
- Live opsWeekly events
ProgressPlaytests running
PrototypeCo-op survival · Mobile
Survive the long winter
Gather, craft and keep the fire burning with up to three friends while the storm rolls in. Every night is harder than the last.
- Players1–4 co-op
- WorldProcedural valleys
- Session15–25 min
ProgressInternal tests
Vertical sliceArcade racing · Mobile
Ride where the road ends
Desert routes, custom bikes and quick races that fit into a coffee break — with deep tuning for those who want to dig in.
- ControlsOne thumb
- GarageFull bike tuning
- EventsWeekly time trials
ProgressVertical slice
ConceptCozy sim · Mobile
A harbour of your own
Fish, trade and rebuild a sleepy coastal town at your own pace. Small daily choices slowly change the whole place.
- PaceRelaxed
- TimeReal-time day cycle
- StyleHand-painted
ProgressEarly concept
03 / Process
From prototype
to live world
- Phase 01
Find the fun
A rough playable in weeks, not months — in front of real players before we commit to production.
- Phase 02
Build the world
Art, systems and content pipelines come together, with a fresh build every week so nothing drifts.
- Phase 03
Launch and listen
A soft launch in a few markets shows how people actually play, stay and spend. We fix what matters first.
- Phase 04
Live and grow
Events, updates and new features keep the world moving — guided by data and by our community.
> Every milestone ends with a playable build and an agreed next step.
04 / FAQ
Good
to know
Do you work with other studios?
Yes. We take on co-development, art production and porting — as a full team or for a specific part of your project.
Can you publish our game?
Send us a build or a video. If we see potential, we propose a short market test and agree on a plan for development and growth together.
Which platforms do you develop for?
Mobile and PC are our home turf. Other platforms are discussed project by project.
Are you hiring?
We are always glad to meet developers, artists, designers and community people. Pick “Careers” in the form and add a link to your portfolio or CV.
Who owns the IP in a joint project?
Ownership, revenue share and source delivery are agreed before work starts and written into the contract.
Can we sign an NDA first?
Of course — before you share builds, documents or data.
05 / Contact
Let’s build
something players remember
Looking for a development partner, a publisher or a new team to join? Tell us a little about it — we’ll reply with a practical next step.
Direct line[email protected]