Mr Greedy Brain Puzzle
A stylized brain-teaser puzzle game with quirky riddles and a full rebuild from a live arcade base.
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Unity Game Studio · Rawalpindi, Pakistan
We build Unity
We build Unity
games that
actually ship.
Full-cycle game development, co-development and LiveOps for mobile, PC, WebGL, AR and VR.
We’re a specialist Unity studio delivering to every platform our clients ship on, including iOS, Android, PC, WebGL, AR and VR
2468 Block Merge
KurlyBrackets’ own number-merge puzzle with multiple modes, tuned economy and live operations.
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PokeXR
An augmented-reality app experience built with Unity and AR Foundation, supporting interface and feature development.
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Skorm
A turn-based hex strategy game, sold as a physical board game and played on mobile and the web, with AI opponents, creative mode and online play.
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Mr Greedy: Ragdoll Punch
A physics-driven action game where exaggerated punches create humorous ragdoll reactions.
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Development
End-to-end Unity game development for mobile, PC, WebGL and XR. We can build a game from concept or help finish an existing production.
Co-Development
Work with KurlyBrackets as an embedded partner to extend your studio, ship features faster and support live productions.
Prototyping
Rapid gameplay prototypes, feature experiments and early proof-of-concept builds to validate ideas before full production.
Systems
Gameplay systems, progression, monetization, analytics integration and scalable technical foundations tailored to your game.
Multiplayer
Online and local multiplayer support, networking integration and backend-connected features for social, competitive and co-op play.
LiveOps & Growth
LiveOps support, Firebase, Remote Config, updates, events and data-informed improvements to help games grow after launch.
Free, no strings
Get a free ASO & store listing audit
Send us your store link. Within three working days you get a short written review of your icon, screenshots, title, keywords and conversion rate, with the three changes we would make first. No call required, no obligation.
- Icon and screenshot review against your top competitors
- Keyword and title opportunities you are missing
- Three prioritised fixes, in writing
Questions & answers
The things founders ask us first
If your question is not here, email us and we will answer it honestly, even when the answer is that we are not the right studio for the job.
Who owns the game, the IP and the source code?
You do. On final payment, all intellectual property, source code, project files and art assets transfer to you in full. We hand over the complete Unity project and the repository, not a compiled build. We keep the right to show the work in our portfolio, and even that we will drop if you ask us to.
Will you sign an NDA before we talk?
Yes, and we will sign yours rather than insisting on ours. Send it over before the first call. If you do not have one, we can provide a standard mutual NDA to get things moving the same day.
How much does a game actually cost?
It depends on scope, but we will not hide behind that. A polished hyper-casual title is a different order of magnitude from a live-ops puzzle game with a metagame and a backend. After a scoping call you get a fixed written estimate, not a range that drifts.
How do payments work?
Fixed-scope projects are split into milestones, typically an upfront deposit followed by payments tied to agreed deliverables. Dedicated team engagements are billed monthly in advance. We invoice in USD and accept bank transfer, Wise and Payoneer.
We are in a different time zone. How does that work?
We are based in Pakistan and work a deliberate overlap with both European and US East Coast hours. In practice that means a guaranteed live window every working day, a shared Slack or Discord channel, and a written update at the end of each day so nothing waits on a call.
What happens after launch?
Every project includes a warranty window after release during which we fix any defect in the work we delivered at no cost. Beyond that, most clients move onto a live-ops retainer for content updates, seasonal events, store experiments and user acquisition. There is no obligation to continue, and you have the source code either way.
Can you take over a project another studio started?
Often, yes. We start with a paid technical audit of the existing codebase and give you a straight answer on whether it is worth continuing or rebuilding. That audit is yours to keep regardless of whether you hire us for the work.
Do you publish games yourselves, or only build them?
Both. We can build under your developer account so the listing and the player relationship stay entirely yours, or we can handle store setup, compliance, age ratings and submission on your behalf. Most founders launching their first title choose the second option.
