Atmospheric & horror games · Godot & Unity

Your game, dragged into the light.Built in weeks, not years — AI speed, a decade of craft, a fraction of the cost.

I build custom games for people who have an idea and want it made — fast. AI handles the heavy lifting; ten years of development handle the part that decides whether a game is any good. Horror and atmosphere are my signature.

10+years shipping
software
12games released
solo
registered EU business,
real contracts
clients worldwide,
remote & on time
Why it's faster — and cheaper

AI does the heavy lifting. I do the part that matters.

A traditional studio bills you for months of hand-written boilerplate, repetitive systems, and slow back-and-forth. I let AI handle that groundwork in hours — then spend my time on the design, the dread, the feel, and the polish, the things a model simply can't judge.

The result is the speed of automation with the judgment of someone who's been shipping games for a decade. You're not buying raw AI output. You're buying a finished game, delivered sooner and for less.

Every mechanic, every scare, every polish pass goes through a 10-year developer's hands. AI accelerates the work — it never replaces the craft. No slop ships.
The usual studio
  • 4–8 months from brief to build
  • Full-team budget, billed by the hour
  • Scope locked early, changes cost extra
  • Slow iteration, weeks between versions
Working with me
  • 2–6 weeks from idea to playable
  • A fraction of the cost — fixed, upfront
  • Flexible scope, changes welcome
  • Same-week iteration, see it as it grows
What I build

Pick a sprint. Get a game.

Fixed scope, fixed timeline, and a fixed quote — agreed in writing before any work starts. No open-ended hourly surprises, ever.

01

Game Design Document

De-risk your idea before you spend a real budget. A clear, professional spec you can build from — or hand to anyone else.

  • Core mechanics & game loop
  • Scope & full feature list
  • Level & flow outline
  • Engine & build plan
Timeline2–4 days
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Prototype Sprint

A playable proof of your core idea — enough to test the fun, pitch investors, or decide what's worth building next.

  • Your core mechanic, playable
  • One representative level
  • Atmosphere & basic audio pass
  • Build for desktop or browser
  • Full source included
Timeline1–2 weeks
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03

Full Small Game

A complete, polished, shippable title — designed, built, tested, and delivered ready to release. Your idea, finished.

  • Complete, polished gameplay
  • Multiple levels & content
  • Menus, audio, UI & polish
  • Tested build for your platform
  • Full source + all rights
Timeline4–6 weeks
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Bigger project, ongoing work, or something half-finished you need rescued? Tell me what you need → You'll get a fixed, no-obligation quote before anything begins.

How it works

From idea to playable, in four steps.

01

Request

Send your idea — a single sentence, a full doc, or a half-finished prototype. Anything is enough to start.

02

Scope & quote

Within a day you get a fixed scope, timeline, and price. You know exactly what you're getting before you commit.

03

Build sprint

I build in focused sprints with regular check-ins, so you watch it come together and steer as it grows.

04

Delivery

You receive the finished game, the full source, and the rights. It's yours — to ship, sell, or build on.

Who you're hiring

A real software developer.

I'm Anton — a developer with more than ten years building software, and a dozen atmospheric games shipped solo on itch.io.

I run as a registered European business entity — real invoices, agreed scope, signed terms, and zero chance of someone vanishing mid-project. That alone puts me ahead of most freelancers you'll find for this.

Atmospheric and horror games are my signature, but I build across every genre — and AI lets me deliver faster than almost anyone working solo.

Before you ask

The honest answers.

Do I own the finished game?
Completely. You get the full source and all rights on delivery. It's yours to publish, sell, modify, or build on — no strings, no revenue share, no licensing back to me.
Isn't AI-made work lower quality?
Raw AI output is — which is exactly why I don't ship it. AI accelerates the groundwork, but every mechanic, design choice, and polish pass goes through a developer with 10+ years of experience. You get the speed of AI with the judgment that keeps it from feeling generic.
I only have a rough idea. Is that enough?
Yes. A single sentence is enough to begin. We shape it together from there — or start with a Game Design Document to lock the vision down before any building happens.
Which engines do you use?
Godot and Unity, chosen to fit your project, target platform, and budget. I'll recommend the right one for what you're making — not whatever I feel like using.
How do payments work?
As a registered business, I invoice properly — usually split across the sprint, with the full price agreed in writing before any work starts. No surprises, no scope creep on the bill.
Can you finish something I already started?
Often, yes. Send me what you have and I'll tell you honestly what's possible, what it'll take, and whether continuing or rebuilding is the smarter call.
Let's build

Have an idea? Let's bring it out of the dark.

Tell me what you want made. You'll have a scope and a price within a day — and a playable game not long after.

Or message me on Discord: anttka4