Pillar 02 · Game studio
Game Porting Services
We port games between platforms and engines — mobile to PC, PC to mobile, native to web and Unity to Godot — adapting controls, UI, performance and store requirements so the game feels made for each platform.
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# deliverables
- ✓ Ports to mobile, PC and web
- ✓ Engine migration (e.g. Unity to Godot)
- ✓ Controls, UI and performance adaptation
- ✓ Store and portal submission
# stack
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Overview
Your game on more platforms — without losing what makes it fun.
A good port is more than a recompile. Moving a game from mobile to PC, from PC to mobile or into the browser means rethinking controls, UI scale, performance budgets, save systems and store requirements, so the game feels native on each platform rather than squeezed onto it.
We port games built in Unity, Unreal Engine, Godot and HTML5 frameworks: mobile games to Steam and other PC stores, PC games to iOS and Android, native games to WebGL for portals, and projects between engines — including Unity to Godot for teams moving to an open-source engine.
Every port starts with a technical assessment of your code, assets, third-party SDKs and the target platform's rules, so you get a realistic plan and estimate before work begins. Console ports are possible through your platform accounts and dev kits, or with specialist partners.
What's included
What you get with our game porting service.
Technical assessment
Code, assets, SDKs and platform requirements reviewed before quoting.
Controls & input
Touch, keyboard, mouse and controller support designed for each platform.
UI & resolution adaptation
Layouts, text sizes and menus reworked for each screen and aspect ratio.
Performance optimisation
Memory, load times and frame rate tuned to the target hardware.
Engine migration
Projects rebuilt in a new engine, such as Unity to Godot, with systems re-implemented.
Store & portal submission
Steam, App Store, Google Play and web-portal builds, listings and certification fixes.
Sounds familiar?
When teams call us.
- Players of your mobile game are asking for a PC or Steam version.
- Your PC game could reach far more players on phones.
- You want a browser version for game portals or marketing.
- You're moving away from Unity and want to port to Godot.
- An older game no longer builds or runs on current OS versions.
Why DevSnippet
Why teams choose us for Game Porting.
Full-cycle game development in Unity, Unreal Engine, Godot and HTML5 — from a playable prototype to a live game with ads, IAPs and multiplayer.
Platform-native feel
Controls and UI redesigned, not just stretched.
Multi-engine experience
Unity, Unreal, Godot and HTML5 under one roof.
Honest assessments
You know what's involved before committing budget.
Performance-first
We test on real target hardware throughout.
Process
How we'll work together.
- 01
Assess
Codebase, assets, SDKs and target platforms reviewed.
- 02
Plan
Scope, changes per platform and a milestone estimate.
- 03
Port
Engine, input, UI and SDK work in playable builds.
- 04
Optimise & test
Performance tuning and testing on target devices.
- 05
Release
Store builds, submission and launch fixes.
FAQ
Game Porting questions, answered.
Simple ports between similar platforms can take a few weeks; ports that need new controls, UI, SDKs or an engine change take longer. We give a milestone estimate after the technical assessment.
Yes. We add keyboard, mouse and controller support, rework the UI for larger screens, replace mobile-only SDKs such as ads with PC-appropriate features, integrate Steamworks and prepare the store build.
Yes. Scenes, systems and scripts are rebuilt in Godot — C# code is reused where Godot's C# support allows, or rewritten in GDScript — and Unity-specific plugins are replaced. Art assets usually carry over with some re-import work.
Console ports require platform-holder approval, dev kits and certification. We can work through your own platform accounts and dev kits, or with specialist console partners for the platform-specific work.
Yes — through Unity WebGL, Godot's web export or an HTML5 rebuild for lightweight games, with download size, memory and loading optimised for browsers and game portals.
Yes. A proper port needs the full project source and assets. If parts are missing, we assess what can be reconstructed during the technical review.
let's talk →
Need help with game porting?
Share a few details and get a clear estimate and plan — usually within one business day.