Csharks is a game development studio in India that designs and builds custom games for mobile, web, PC, AR and VR. We take ideas from first concept to launch, combining game design, art, animation, programming and testing in one team.
Whether you are a publisher with a new title, a brand that wants people to play with its story, or an organisation that teaches through play, we build each game around its players and its purpose.
A game development studio turns a game idea into a finished, playable product. That includes game design, art and animation, programming, testing, and publishing to app stores or the web.
A full-service studio like Csharks can handle every stage, or support an in-house team with specific parts such as art, porting or development.
Casual, puzzle, arcade, sports and social games for publishers, start-ups and studios, built for app stores and the web.
Advergames and branded experiences that let audiences play with a product or campaign, alongside our gamification applications.
Serious games and simulations for schools, e-learning providers and corporate training teams.
Native-quality games for Google Play and the App Store, tested across devices.
Instant-play browser games that run on desktop and mobile without a download.
One codebase, typically in Unity, released to mobile, web and PC.
Immersive experiences for headsets, phones and tablets, for play, training and events.
Real-time or turn-based play, leaderboards and social features that bring players together.
Core loop, mechanics, levels, progression and economy, documented and prototyped early.
2D and 3D characters, environments, UI and animation in a style that fits the audience.
Gameplay, physics, back-end and integrations built for performance on target devices.
Functional, device and performance testing before every release.
App store and web publishing, store assets and release planning.
Bug fixes, new levels, content updates and analytics review after launch.
Agree the audience, genre, platforms, goals, budget and timeline.
Define the core loop, mechanics, levels and look, with a clear design document.
Build a playable prototype to test the fun early, before full production.
Create the art, animation, levels and code in regular, reviewable builds.
Test gameplay, devices, performance and stability, and fix issues before release.
Publish to stores or the web and support updates after launch.
For teams that want Csharks to take a game from concept to launch.
For studios and publishers that need extra design, art, animation or programming capacity.
For bringing existing games to new platforms, including converting legacy Flash games to HTML5.
Csharks works with Unity for cross-platform 2D, 3D, AR and VR games, and HTML5 and JavaScript for instant-play browser games, alongside native Android and iOS development where a project needs it.
The engine and tools are chosen around the platforms, performance needs, team and long-term plans for each game.
Csharks brings game design, art, animation and engineering together in one team, so ideas move quickly from concept to a playable build. We focus on what makes a game enjoyable for its players, then build it to run well on the devices they use.
One team for design, art, animation, development and testing
Experience across entertainment, brand and learning games
Mobile, HTML5, cross-platform, AR, VR and multiplayer expertise
Playable prototypes early, with regular builds you can review
Support for updates and new content after launch
Casual, puzzle, arcade, sports, multiplayer and social games for entertainment, plus branded games for marketing and serious games for learning and training.
Android, iOS, web browsers through HTML5, PC, and AR and VR devices. Cross-platform games can be built once and released to several platforms.
Mainly Unity for cross-platform 2D, 3D, AR and VR games, and HTML5 and JavaScript for browser games. The choice depends on each project's platforms and needs.
Yes. Csharks can provide co-development, art and animation support, or port an existing game to new platforms.
Yes. Flash is no longer supported by browsers, so legacy Flash games can be rebuilt in HTML5 to run on modern desktop and mobile browsers.
Yes. We can prepare builds and store assets and support release on Google Play, the App Store or the web.
It depends on the genre, platforms, art style, features and content volume. After a short discovery call, we share a scoped estimate and timeline.
A small casual or HTML5 game can take a few weeks, while larger multi-platform or multiplayer games take several months. A prototype usually comes first.
Tell us about your game, your players and your platforms. Csharks will help you shape the idea, plan the build and turn it into a game people want to keep playing.
