Co-Development — Threeclipse

2D & CONCEPT ART

CHART 01

Characters, key art, environments, mockups. Art direction from Konami and Playtika veterans, the same hands behind SYZYGY Tactics.

Character art

Tikala — character illustration — Character illustration — SYZYGY Tactics

Character model sheet — three armor color variants — Model sheet & armor variants — SYZYGY Tactics

Armored infantry character concept — Production character concept

Painterly character screen: white-haired soldier with a heavy rifle — Story-screen portrait — SYZYGY Tactics

Neon-lit comic-style punk character with teal hair — Character piece — neon comic register

Painterly sci-fi portrait of a curly-haired man with gold facial circuitry — Portrait — painterly register

Game Conceptualization

In-game tactical battle mockup — In-game screen — environment, units & UI

SYZYGY Tactics key art — Key art — SYZYGY Tactics

Game assets

Structure design in four faction color variants — Structure set — faction color variants

Top-down landing platform with VTOL gunship — Top-down environment & vehicle art

Animation

Spine animation — factory structure loop

Animated sci-fi tank sprite firing its main guns — Unit animation — tank attack loop

Backgrounds

Painted sci-fi interior: a briefing room lit by a central holographic table — Environment — story-scene interior

Paintings

Surrealist oil painting of a face emerging from swirling color, a video view counter held in its mouth — Oils on canvas — "Still Invisible"

Oils on canvas — "End Of An Era"

Client work and additional samples available on request.

PIXEL ART

CHART 02

Unit sprites and environment sets. Readable silhouettes at small sizes, high-detail rendering when the pixels can afford it.

Armored mech walker sprite built from modular pieces with swappable legs, arms, and chassis — Modular unit sprite — mech with swappable legs, arms & chassis

Pastel pixel-art nature set: trees in four color registers, bushes, rocks, grasses, and deadfall — Environment set — pastel trees, bushes & rocks

Additional samples available on request.

UI ART

CHART 03

Diegetic panels, HUDs, and readouts designed to sit inside your game's world, then iterated against real in-engine framing until they read at gameplay size.

Production build-menu panel: unit roster with costs, weapon readouts, and commander portrait — Production UI — build menu panel

Diegetic retro-military interface concept with CRT map, inventory rail, and communicator — Client work — diegetic interface concepts

Comic-style battlemap HUD mockup shown in full gameplay context — HUD mockup — comic-style battlemap

In-engine explorations of unit health readout framing — In-engine iteration — HP readout framing options

NARRATIVE & SCRIPT EDITING

CHART 04

Fixed-scope passes from a story-first studio. Every pass ends in a written line-by-line report: you see each proposed change and why. Your voice stays yours.

Proof pass

Grammar, typos, continuity of names and terms. Every fix listed for approval. Judgment calls flagged, never made for you.

Style pass

Voice and register. Per-character language rules, tightening without flattening. Built on a style guide we agree on first.

Story pass

Stakes, pacing, scene order. What's working, what isn't, and the smallest change that fixes it.

Game scripts and screenplays.

COMMUNITY & CONTENT

CHART 05

Run by the team behind Threeclipse's own channels, including the short-form video that has put our games in front of over 450,000 organic viewers on a zero-dollar ad budget.

Channel setup & voice

The channels your players actually use, with a voice your community recognizes.

Short-form video & reels

Concept to cut. The format behind our own biggest audience days.

Trailers & video assets

Announcement and launch trailers and gameplay cuts.

Discord & automation

Server architecture, onboarding, and moderation. Standard bots configured, custom bots built from scratch. Documented and handed over.

Short-form video — Crown & Applause · 195K+ views on Instagram ↗

Short-form video — playtest announcement · 90K+ views on Instagram ↗

PRODUCTION & RISK STABILIZATION

CHART 06 · CASE STUDIES

Time-boxed engagements led by the producer behind every Threeclipse title. Real hours on your build, docs, and plan; ends in a written read: proceed, rescope, or stop. Two engagements, anonymized:

The feasibility read

A 19-person distributed team courting funding for an ambitious souls-like. We modeled their real burn ($400K+/yr at their own stated rates), ran expected-value analysis on 12+ funding sources they were chasing (most scored under $15K EV), benchmarked seven shipped comps, and delivered a 13-item risk register with three ranked paths. The project later died along the exact fault lines the assessment named. We would rather the call had been wrong. It wasn't.

The first-game rescope

A four-person hobby team, first game, six-month goal around day jobs. We inventoried the 50+ features their vision implied, ran the math against real weekly availability, scoped a one-month prove-it prototype, and flagged the two risks that kill hobby projects: a burnout case and a role mismatch that would have bottlenecked mid-production. Same rigor as the funding-track work, tuned to a team whose budget was their evenings.

How engagements run

Short, time-boxed, remote. Advisory, not authoritarian. Blunt where it counts, and every recommendation arrives written down with the reasoning attached.

QA

CHART 07 · TEAM SERVICE

Structured passes led by a producer with Keywords Studios QA background (Fortnite, Telltale's The Walking Dead, Jurassic World Aftermath), delivered by testers certified through our internal assessment-gated training program. Repro-grade reports, not vibes.

Infection Free Zone key art: an overgrown post-outbreak town at sunrise — Infection Free Zone — Games Operators S.A. · shown with permissionSHIPPED · QA ENGAGEMENT

Infection Free Zone — Games Operators S.A.

80 hours of structured QA on the shipped city-survival title, delivered by five Threeclipse-trained testers. The engagement that proved the training pipeline on a live commercial game.

Tombwater — Midwest Games

Playtest QA across six players with ~2h sessions each, compiled into an exec summary with a quantified critical finding, categorized feedback, and repro steps.

Pre-festival friction hunts

Your demo is your pitch. Time-boxed passes that break it before the festival crowd does. Every issue with steps, rate, and severity.