3D Game Art Services
Give your game’s 3D visuals a clear creative and technical brief.
GameVerse provides 3D game art services for client projects. Bring us the visual direction you have in mind and the requirements of the game the assets will belong to.
We’ll discuss your references, intended use and production needs to define a suitable scope for the work.
Related services: 2D Game Art · Game Design · Game Development
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Start with style, scale and context
Show us the look you want and explain how players will encounter the assets. Camera distance, scene composition and the surrounding art all help communicate what matters visually.
Existing assets, screenshots and a style guide are useful references. Include examples of the detail and finish you are aiming for so the brief has a clear direction.
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Include the technical requirements
A 3D asset brief should describe how the work will be used. Share your engine, target platform, scale conventions, preferred formats and any established geometry or texture budgets.
If animation or another specialist requirement is involved, include it in the brief so we can assess the fit and discuss its scope. We’ll confirm deliverables and technical expectations with you before work begins.
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Plan around the assets that matter first
Tell us which assets are essential to your next milestone and how they relate to the rest of the game. A prioritised list makes it easier to discuss the work, dependencies and review points.
If your requirements are still evolving, send representative references and explain what you are trying to achieve. The first conversation can help clarify what needs to be defined next.
Our studio brings together 3D art, 2D art, game design and game development. We share regular progress updates through Slack, Discord or your preferred channel, with meetings to demo the work.
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Common questions
What should I include in a 3D art brief?
Start with references, an asset list, the intended use in your game and any engine or platform requirements. Include your technical specifications if they already exist.
Can you work with an existing art direction?
Send your style guide and representative assets. We’ll review the brief and confirm the fit before agreeing to the work.
Will the assets meet my technical specifications?
Technical requirements need to be part of the agreed scope. Share them at the start so we can confirm the delivery formats and checks your project requires.