3D Vehicles for Games

The design language, not the pipeline. A stylized vehicle pushes proportions - bigger wheels, a shorter body, an exaggerated silhouette - and replaces fine panel detail with clear shapes and color blocking, so it stays readable on a small screen or at a distance. Topology, LODs and collision are built to the same standard.

Either. Send a concept sheet and we model to it; or our concept team produces the sheet first - orthographic views, proportion rules and material callouts - so the vehicle is agreed on paper before modelling. Concept and 3D production sit in one studio, so nothing is re-explained between the two stages.

Yes, where gameplay needs them. Wheels, doors, hatches, rotors and turrets are modelled as separate meshes with correct pivots so your team can rig and animate them; interiors are built to what the camera actually shows. A background vehicle is built lighter - the scope is agreed at the brief.

Whatever the platform and camera require. Style does not set the budget: a hero vehicle the player drives on PC carries far more geometry than the same design used as background dressing on mobile. We agree the poly and texture budget per project and build every LOD to it.

Yes. Send two or three of your current assets and the art bible if one exists. We produce one calibration vehicle that sits next to yours without standing out - proportion system, outline treatment, palette and material response matched first - and then scale the rest of the fleet from it.