Games, AR & VR

Building a game or an AR/VR product starts with choosing the right engine and platform, then engineering everything underneath the experience — physics, networking, spatial tracking, monetization. Prixelo works across that full range: 2D and 3D mobile games with monetization, leaderboards, and live-ops tooling to keep a title updated after launch; real-time multiplayer and immersive 3D titles on Unity 6 or Unreal Engine 5; AR product try-on, visualization, and navigation experiences built with ARKit, ARCore, and 8th Wall; and VR and mixed-reality training, simulation, and entertainment apps for Meta Quest and Apple Vision Pro. Where an app-store install isn't practical, we build in Three.js and WebXR instead — an experience a customer opens from a URL, no install required.

This fits three kinds of teams: consumer brands that need an AR fitting room or a mobile game with a real monetization loop; enterprises that need VR simulation for training and onboarding; and product or marketing teams that need a shareable AR/WebXR demo for a launch, showroom, or trade-show floor. The common requirement is that the experience holds up under real users — real frame budgets, real device fragmentation, real load on a multiplayer server — not just in a demo reel.

Prixelo scopes every project against what it actually requires to ship: a branded AR experience or casual mobile game typically starts at $15,000; a multiplayer or full VR build — with the added engineering for netcode, physics, and headset-specific optimization — starts at $50,000+.