Evaluating Reliable Game Asset Studios

I'm considering outsourcing some of our game assets, but I’m not sure how to evaluate if a studio is reliable and a good fit for our project. What key factors should I look at? If you’ve worked with outsourcing teams before, I’d love to hear your tips on choosing the right one!

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hibopol156

4 days, 14 hrs ago

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When looking for a reliable outsourcing studio, the first thing I check is their portfolio - seeing their past work helps gauge their quality and style. A studio like Thunder Cloud Studio - AAA Game Art Outsourcing Studio , has an impressive portfolio, so you know they can deliver high-level work. Another key factor is communication - it’s worth reaching out to them directly to discuss your project. A good studio will take the time to understand your needs and workflow instead of just delivering generic assets. If you're considering outsourcing, I'd suggest checking out their portfolio and dropping them a message to see if they’re a good fit!

Mark1655

4 days, 14 hrs ago

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Evaluating an outsourcing studio comes down to a few key things: their portfolio, communication style, and how well they understand your project’s needs. I’d suggest starting with their past work - does it match the quality and style you're looking for? Then, have a conversation with them to see how they handle workflow, revisions, and feedback. A reliable studio should be transparent about their process and willing to adapt to your requirements. If possible, a small test project can help you gauge their work before committing long-term!

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