Game prototype
Your idea deserves a first playthrough.
- One core mechanic and a test objective agreed together.
- A playable version on the agreed platform, with instructions.
- A feedback discussion and a list of possible next steps.
✳Independent game studio
From the board
to the screen.
Your board game deserves
a new dimension.
A playable prototype, a turn to adapt or a web mini-game. We define a first version that fits your needs, so you can test it and decide what comes next.
Let’s bring your game to lifeAn idea is enough to get started.Same rules.New playground.
One idea. Many ways to play. iOS & Android Steam & PCWeb & other platforms
A first game, a clear scopeSmall projects · Quoted individually
Start small.
Let people play your idea.
A mechanic to test, a turn to adapt, a mini-game to share. Together we define a useful first version, its price and what you receive.
Digital board game adaptation
Your rules. A new way to play.
- A rules review and selection of a representative turn.
- A playable interface for the selected actions and turn resolution.
- Usability observations and the next adaptation steps.
Custom web mini-game
A small game. A real interaction.
- A short rule, an objective and a game loop agreed together.
- A web version for the screen sizes agreed in the quote.
- Delivery instructions and agreed hosting arrangements.
You talk directly with the people building the game. Deliverables, timing and revisions are agreed before work begins.
01 — Our playground
We keep the soul.
We change the medium.
A great board game means engaging mechanics and shared moments. Our job is to bring that feeling to a screen.
01
Your rules, brought to life.
We understand what makes your game unique, then adapt its interactions, turns and feel to digital play.
02
Less friction. More play.
Guided onboarding, rules you learn by playing and an interface designed for each screen.
03
A world that comes alive.
Art, animation, effects and sound design give your world depth while preserving its identity.
02 — The playgroundPlayable soon
Games are meant to be experienced.
Three windows into our work.
The experiences are coming soon.
01
+The next game
is taking shape.
Coming soonis taking shape.
Showcase 01
A game to discover
02
+The next game
is taking shape.
Coming soonis taking shape.
Showcase 02
A game to discover
03
+The next game
is taking shape.
Coming soonis taking shape.
Showcase 03
A game to discover
03 — From idea to launch
We start
by playing.
01
Understand your game
Your rules, your players, your ambition. Together, we identify what to preserve and what digital play can add.
02
Play the first round
A playable prototype to test the feel and key choices. We validate the core of your game before going further.
03
Create, test, refine
Development, art and sound move forward together. You play the work-in-progress builds, and we refine them with you.
04
Open up the playground
We prepare the launch on your chosen platforms, then deliver the fixes and updates agreed together.
04 — The studioSmall team. Big playground.
Nice to meet you. We’re Printion.
Four talents.
One shared game.
The people who shape your game are the people who build it. Direct conversations, shared decisions and attention to detail at every step.
Bendoww
Graphic artist
The world takes shape.
Sameh
Sound designer
Every action resonates.
Zoplop
Developer
The rules come alive.
SSX
Developer
The experience flows.
Before the first game
The right
questions.
How much does a small prototype cost?
The price depends on the mechanic, available assets and intended delivery. We focus on a small first scope with an individual quote. Tell us your budget: we will explain what is feasible before any commitment.
Can the prototype launch on Steam or mobile?
A prototype is initially for testing an idea. A public release needs additional work: compatibility, testing, store pages, publisher accounts and support. We can assess that step in a separate quote.
What should I send to get started?
A few lines about the main rule, your audience and what you want to test. Add rules, sketches or images if you have them. We then agree the deliverable, budget, timeline and included revisions.
Can I request a demo of my idea?
Yes. Explain what you want to see in your request. We discuss feasibility and terms before starting a custom demo; a request does not automatically start free production.
05 — Your move
Your idea.
Our next
game?
A published game, a prototype on the table or an idea in a notebook. Tell us what you have in mind.
Prefer email?dayan.decamp.pro@gmail.comA direct conversation between creators.