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Wide range of skillsets and expertise

Our artists and directors have different backgrounds, which gives us a wide range of skillsets and expertise. We have an art team that includes many different styles and techniques, from traditional 2D animation to 3D modeling, particle effects, lighting & compositing. Our directors have years of experience in game development across the board, so they know how to work effectively with teams on both sides of the table.

Our resources are always growing thanks to our amazing community—and we want you! If you're interested in joining us as an artist or director in Canada (or anywhere else)

Multiplayer games Development in Toronto

Multiplayer games are a great way to get your game developed. Think of games like chess, where two or more players compete against each other. These types of games can be played with friends or strangers and are usually played against the computer (at least in the beginning).

• Multi-player: A multiplayer game has multiple players that compete against each other. It's also possible for one player to play on their own while others watch or help out in some way.
• Teamwork: In team oriented multi-player games, it's important for everyone involved not only know their role but also follow it 100%! This means if someone is blocking another player from getting through an obstacle, then everyone needs to stop what they're doing until they're done moving forward again without holding up any progress towards winning!
• Coop vs AI: This type of gameplay often involves two teams trying their best together against an opponent controlled by artificial intelligence (AI). The goal might be just beating them back into submission--or maybe taking all five bases before time runs out!

Single player games development

Single player games are those that can be played alone. They're usually more complex than multiplayer games, and tend to be more challenging as well. They also reward players with more "rewards" than multiplayer games do—even if they're not necessarily better in terms of gameplay mechanics or difficulty.

2D games Developer in Toronto, Canada

2D games are games played on a 2D plane. They can be played by one person or by a group of people and they usually involve some sort of interaction. The most common types of 2D games include action/adventure, puzzle and board/card game types.

2D games can be developed for consoles (consoles are devices that allow users to play video games), mobile devices like smartphones or tablets, computers or other platforms such as televisions or virtual reality headsets (think Oculus Rift).

Casino Games Developer in Canada

A casino game is a type of video game that is played in a casino. It usually uses a slot machine or table to play, and can be played for money (in which case it's "classically" called an "slot machine"), fun, entertainment, or profit as well.

The second type of game is the multiplayer game. These games feature two or more players in a single collaborative environment, competing against each other to win rewards. Multiplayer games are those that can be played by multiple people at once and involve the players working together to complete some kind of task (for example, finishing first in a race)

3D games Development

3D games are created by taking real-world environments and using them in video games. These games can be 2D or 3D, but all of them must have a real world setting. For example, if you want to make a game where people are racing on the moon, then you would need to create an entire planet's worth of landmasses and oceans before they start racing in space.[1] The same goes for any other kind of setting: if we're making a game about Earth's history as it relates to wars between nations (or even just humans), then we'd have to find out every single detail about each country so that our characters could interact with each other realistically.

3D Games take longer than 2D ones because there are more things going on at once—there's more geometry involved in creating realistic landscapes and buildings; there's also more lighting effects involved when trying to make everything look believable within its context.*

Unity 3D

Unity is a cross-platform game engine that you can use to develop for iOS, Android, Windows and Mac. It’s free to download and use, but there are some restrictions on what you can do with it. The first thing you need to know about Unity is that it's a game engine! This means it allows developers to build their own games quickly and easily by using many different tools. The best part? You don't have to be an expert in programming or know how coding works; instead all you need is an idea for a project (and patience).

Unreal Engine

Unreal Engine is a game engine that Epic Games has been using to make 3D games since 2004. It's used to create games like Fortnite, Apex Legends, and others. The Unreal Engine allows you to create your own worlds and characters in whatever style you want after you've gone through its tutorials.

Flutter

Flutter is a framework for building high-performance, native mobile apps with a focus on user experience and ease of development. Flutter is built on top of the Dart language and Google’s V8 JavaScript engine. Flutter has been designed from the ground up to be reactive, so it can be easily integrated with your existing web application or backend services. It also leverages several other cross-platform technologies such as Material Design, Material Theme API (MTAPI), Internationalization support and TensorFlow Lite for machine learning integration.

Python

Python is a general-purpose programming language. It has been used for many different applications, including web development and scientific computing. Python is easy to learn and use, making it an attractive option for beginners who want to start coding but don't know where to begin. Python is also known as an interpreted language because it can be run on your computer's processor without needing to be compiled into machine code before running (like C or C++). However, unlike other interpreted languages such as Perl or Ruby which have been around longer than Python—and therefore have more features—it wasn't developed alongside Java or C#; instead being created in the late 1980s by Guido Van Rossum while he was working at Bell Labs (which later became Lucent Technologies). This means that certain constructs used by these other languages like loops and functions aren't available in pure Python programs; however there are many ways around this issue including using third party libraries such as Pyrex from The Zen of Python website linked above which provides some basic functionality when writing modules without having access directly within those modules themselves!

Node JS

Node JS is an open-source server-side JavaScript runtime environment. It's a platform built on Chrome's JavaScript runtime for easily building fast, scalable network applications. Node JS makes it possible to build Web apps that run in any environment—including the browser and the server. Node JS allows you to write code once in your favorite language (like C++ or Java), then use that same source code as if it were natively compiled into JavaScript at run time. This means there are no new languages needed to write Node applications - just vanilla JavaScript!