Kevuru Games expands porting and outsourcing services for multi-platform launches

Kevuru Games says it is expanding game porting and development outsourcing capacity to help studios ship PC, console and mobile titles across multiple platforms at once. The move adds engineering, art and QA support as demand grows for cross-platform releases and certification work.

Why it matters: - Multi-platform launches now need porting, certification and QA work across more than one storefront and console environment at the same time. - Kevuru Games is positioning its expanded services around that shift, giving studios more flexibility to ship across PC, console and mobile without building every specialist role in-house.

What happened: - Kevuru Games announced expanded game porting services and broader development outsourcing capacity for studios releasing titles across PC, console and mobile platforms simultaneously or in close succession. - The expansion also extends the company’s game developers for hire program. - The program gives studios access to engineering, art and QA specialists for individual projects.

The details: - The porting practice now includes added capacity for engine migration, platform certification support and quality assurance. - Kevuru Games adapts existing PC, console and mobile titles for additional platforms. - The work includes input scheme redesign, performance optimization for target hardware and support through storefront and console certification. - The company works with studios building in Unity and Unreal Engine. - The certification and testing scope covers PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo platforms. - The scope also includes storefront requirements for Steam, the Epic Games Store, the App Store and Google Play. - QA teams handle platform-specific test passes along with functional and regression testing during porting engagements. - Kevuru Games says that approach is meant to surface certification issues during production instead of after submission. - The outsourcing services cover the full production cycle, from concept and pre-production through art, animation, development and QA. - The outsourcing model supports full-cycle production and team augmentation engagements. - In team augmentation, Kevuru Games staff work alongside a studio’s in-house team on specific production areas. - The developers for hire program lets studios bring in Unity and Unreal engineers, 2D and 3D artists, animators and QA testers for a defined project or production phase. - The option is aimed at studios that need specific platform or engine expertise without increasing permanent headcount. - Kevuru Games has previously provided development, art and animation services on Fortnite, Monster Legends and Iron Order, among other projects. - The company operates from Warsaw, Poland; Dover, USA; and Kyiv, Ukraine. - Kevuru Games says its team includes more than 350 developers, artists and production specialists working across casual, mobile and AAA game development.

Between the lines: - The announcement suggests Kevuru Games is leaning into a market where launch windows are tighter and platform requirements are more complex. - The company is emphasizing flexible staffing and certification support, which can reduce risk for studios that do not want to expand internal teams permanently. - Mykhailo Kravets said the expansion reflects ongoing demand from existing and prospective clients for porting and platform-certification support, rather than a broader change in service scope.

What’s next: - Kevuru Games plans to keep adding platform-specialist staff to its porting and QA teams over the coming months as client schedules require. - Additional information about the company’s porting, outsourcing and developers for hire services is available at kevurugames.com.

The bottom line: - Kevuru Games is betting that multi-platform releases will keep pushing studios toward outsourced porting, QA and specialist engineering support.