Add multiplayer
- One existing game
- One play mode
Multiplayer game development. Bring players together.
Multiplayer features for competitive games, co-op experiences and social play.
Online session
Player APlayer BPlayer C
Tools & technologies
- Unity or web clients
- WebSockets or UDP-based transports
- Authoritative servers
- Matchmaking services
- Databases and queues
- Cloud infrastructure
- Observability
What can we build?
Matchmaking
Game rooms
Co-op play
Live game state
Player profiles
Leaderboards
What you receive.
Game networking
Backend services
Test reports
Hosting handover
How can we help?
New online game
- Player and session systems
- Launch testing
Scale live play
- Capacity improvements
- New modes and regions
Two players. One shared match.
Read this example
Two friends join the same room.
- Room joined. Both players receive the current match snapshot. Players A + B connected.
- A move is confirmed. The server accepts the move and shares the updated positions. Authoritative state.
- A player reconnects. The returning player receives the latest snapshot rather than replaying an old move. Room state restored.
Both players follow the same authoritative match, including after a reconnect.
Scripted illustration using sample information, not a client case study or a live system.
- Founded in
- 2013
- Projects delivered
- 550+
- Client countries
- 43+
- Global offices
- 3
FAQs
Can you add multiplayer to an existing game?
Yes, after reviewing its game rules and current architecture.
How many players can it support?
We agree session sizes and expected usage, then test that scope.
Do you help with hosting?
Hosting setup and ongoing operation can be included. Infrastructure costs are separate.
How should people play together?
Share the game mode, session size and target platforms.
