Let's bring good games to players.
We are open to conversations with developers, studios and partners interested in building or growing Android game projects.
Good partnerships
make better games.
Whether you have a prototype, a game ready for production or an existing title that needs a new direction, tell us what you are working on. We can discuss development collaboration, production support and publishing-related opportunities based on project fit.
SUBMIT YOUR PROJECT ↗What to share
Partnership note
Any publishing, distribution, funding, revenue-share or exclusivity arrangement is subject to separate written evaluation and agreement. This page does not constitute an offer or guarantee of publishing, investment, downloads or revenue.
What makes a useful proposal?
A concise, honest overview helps us understand the opportunity and decide whether there may be a good fit for discussion.
A clear game identity
Tell us the genre, target audience, central gameplay idea and what makes the game different from other titles in the category.
A realistic development stage
Explain whether the project is an early concept, prototype, near-complete build or live game. Include what is working and what still needs attention.
Evidence we can review
A short gameplay video, playable build, screenshots or a concise pitch deck can make the conversation much more productive.
More than one way to work together.
Co-development
A studio or creator may need additional development capacity for a defined part of a project. We can discuss responsibilities, milestones, communication and delivery expectations.
Production support
A project may need help completing a prototype, improving gameplay, refreshing its interface or preparing a more stable release build.
Publishing discussion
Developers with a playable title can share their game for an initial review. Any distribution, marketing, funding or revenue-share proposal would require due diligence and a separate written agreement.
Existing game opportunities
If you own a game and are considering a new development partner or a new direction, provide details of ownership, source access, current performance and the specific support you are seeking.
Before you submit a game.
Does sending a game guarantee acceptance?
No. Every proposal is subject to review, project fit, technical assessment and commercial evaluation. Submission does not guarantee publishing, funding or a partnership.
Will my idea remain confidential?
Please do not send confidential source code, trade secrets or sensitive material until appropriate confidentiality terms have been discussed and agreed. You should retain copies of your work and clearly identify ownership.
What happens if there is mutual interest?
The next step may be a meeting, technical review or request for further information. Any commercial relationship must be documented separately, including rights, responsibilities, fees, revenue share, territory and term.