First of all, we would like to thank everyone who worked with us and / or recommended us. Thanks for your trust! We will not disappoint you.
Like 2022, the year 2023 exceeded all our expectations in growth and company development. We built even more loyal customer relationships with integrity and trust. We grew our own senior and principal level even more so that we have more leadership in the company with distributed responsibility. We are hoping to continue our growth in projects, people and profits this way even more. Our new office since 2021 serves us well.
Like in previous years one of the reasons for our on-going growth is the success of our open-source rendering framework The Forge Framework. It now runs in even more AAA game engines, business application frameworks and is actively used to bring "old game IP" -sometimes 20 years old- to new platforms.
We helped integrate The Forge Framework into this game engine in 2019.
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We have been helping with this title since August 2020. We added Vulkan support to the engine, added Android support, made the engine more mobile-friendly, and worked with the main hardware vendors on driver fixes and helped them improve their Vulkan support.
Explore Call of Duty: Warzone for Mobile
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We have been helping to bring this game to macOS and other platforms since November 2021. The macOS version was featured on Apple’s WWDC 2022
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Over the last four+ years, we’ve helped several games to launch on the Oculus Quest platform. Population: ONE was the first one using the Unity game engine.
Explore Population: ONEWe worked with Bungie on extending the Tiger engine to mobile phones.
Since May 2022, we are helping Hypixel to develop a new game engine with the help of The Forge Framework.
We can’t wait to see the excitement this new game engine will create.
We improved the Vulkan runtime for the Godot engine, specifically for mobile. Google hired us to do this.
The Forge Framework is also used in projects that need more custom solutions, like in the visualization and movie industry. Many conversations we have with hardware and software companies start around this framework. It helps us to test drivers, define API standards and -most importantly- ship games :-)
We can "upgrade" game engines in a fraction of the time it would take to write custom code each time.
Since more than 15 years we work with Qualcomm and for the last four years we are refactoring parts of the Qualcomm VR SDK. When someone develops on Qualcomm hardware new VR experiences he is using the Qualcomm VR SDK because any vendor SDK is built on top of it. We are improving this SDK with the focus on performance and quality. A major focus for this project is to ensure the SDK is compatible with the latest OpenXR specification. We also enable support of future hardware.
This year we worked again on several projects, extending Unreal Engine and Unity integration with better Quest support.
We have been helping with Forza Motorsport since September 2021.