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Realistic and stylized 3D art from a studio behind shipped titles — weapons, characters, environments, props, vehicles, concept art and game UI, delivered engine-ready for Unreal and Unity.
Realistic Featured Work
Realistic 3D Weapons
Firearms, melee and attachments modelled to real-world reference: accurate mechanics, PBR materials, LODs and named sockets — built for shooters where the weapon fills half the screen. → Explore 3D weapon modeling services
Realistic 3D Vehicles
Military and civilian vehicles — ground, air and sea — modelled to technical reference, with modular damage-ready construction where the project needs it.
Realistic 3D Props
Production props that dress a level without stealing its budget: optimized geometry, trim-sheet-friendly texturing, collision included. From tools and electronics to set dressing.
Realistic 3D Character
Game-ready characters with clean topology, animation-friendly rigs in mind and textures that hold up in close-up — from soldiers to civilians. → Explore 3D character services
Realistic 3D Environments
Modular kits, interiors and full locations built on grid: readable under gameplay pressure, budgeted per scene, delivered assembled where level art is in scope.
Realistic Game UX & UI Design
HUDs, menus and interface systems designed for the platform they ship on — readable at distance on console, thumb-friendly on mobile.
Realistic Concept Art
Concepts that answer production questions — silhouette, materials, function — so the 3D team models once instead of twice.
Stylized Featured Work
Stylized 3D Vehicles
Vehicles with personality — bent perspective, chunky forms, readable at gameplay camera distance
Stylized 3D Props
Props with pushed proportions and clean color blocking that support the scene's mood — light on the budget, consistent across the set.
Stylized 3D Characters
Casual and stylized characters with strong shape language — proportions and palettes tuned to the project's art bible, optimized for mobile and PC alike
Stylized 3D Environments
Worlds built on shape and color rather than surface noise — modular, light to render, coherent from the first tile to the last.
Stylized Casual Game UX & UI
Interface art for casual and mobile titles — juicy buttons, clear hierarchy, and flows that don't lose the player between screens.
Stylized Concept Art
Style exploration, characters and environment concepts that define an art direction — or extend yours without a seam.
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Nasty Rodent is a game art outsourcing studio that sinks its teeth into projects of any scale — from scrappy indie builds to full AAA worlds. We craft 3D characters, environments, weapons, props, concept art, and game UI/UX that power real gameplay and immersion. Ten years deep, 40+ artists strong, zero fluff. Bring us your game and get a free, no-pressure estimate tailored to your budget.
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Selected case studies
Real shipped titles we contributed production art to. Every card below is a released game you can play today.
Squad
Realistic military content — concept art, unique skins and final production assets for vehicles and weapons.
Ready Or Not
Environment development for the tactical FPS — assets built to the project's technical requirements and its realistic visual direction.
Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden
Weapons, props and environment assets for the tactical adventure.
Starship Troopers: Extermination
Props, environment assets and assistance in developing game locations for the co-op swarm shooter.
What our clients say
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We've been working with Nasty Rodent since 2014 - and that says it all. On the Skies project, they delivered an entire 4 km² location with full content: props, buildings, NPCs, mobs. They took the task and just got it done. High quality, on time, no fuss. This is a studio you can trust.
03.03.2025
Nasty Rodent supported our large-scale game art production with 15+ specialists across props, characters, environments, weapons, concept art, and vehicles. They also helped structure pipelines, managed art direction, and coordinated the art team. A well-organized, reliable production partner with strong execution and clear communication.
01.06.2026
FAQ: Working With Our Portfolio
Can I see work similar to my game before we start?
Direct Answer: Yes. Tell us your genre, style and platform, and we'll assemble a targeted selection from our portfolio — including work we can't publish publicly due to NDAs. For most requests we send a tailored mini-portfolio within two business days.
Elaboration: what to include in your request — genre and camera; art style references; target platform and engine; the asset types you need first.
Is everything in this portfolio your own work?
Direct Answer: Yes. Every asset shown here was produced by our team — either for client projects, with permission to display, or as internal production pieces. Cases from shipped titles state exactly what our studio contributed.
What does "production-ready" mean in your portfolio?
Direct Answer: Every asset is built the way a game build needs it: clean topology, agreed poly budgets, non-overlapping UVs, PBR textures, LODs and collision — verified in-engine, not just rendered for a beauty shot.
Can you match the art style of our existing game?
Direct Answer: Yes — style matching is a core part of our production. We work from your art bible or existing assets, produce a calibration asset first, and iterate until it sits in your build seamlessly before scaling the batch.
Do you take on both single assets and full production?
Direct Answer: Both. Studios come to us for anything from a dozen props to multi-year production support with a dedicated team. The engagement model — project-based, ongoing support or outstaffing — is agreed at the brief.
How do I get an estimate based on what I've seen here?
Direct Answer: Send a short brief through the form below — references, asset list, style, engine and timeline if you have them. We reply within 1–2 business days with questions or a first estimate. No budget yet? A rough scope is enough to start.
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