We work with studios of all sizes—from solo devs preparing for their first soft launch to established publishers running dozens of titles. Our pricing tiers are designed to accommodate different volumes, team sizes, and creative needs. For indie teams, we provide tighter feedback loops and support for asset ideation from scratch. We also advise on what minimum visuals you’ll need to launch confidently. Many of our long-term clients started with a single project or icon variant test. We value collaboration and see every engagement—big or small—as a creative partnership.

Delivery time depends on the complexity of your request, but we typically deliver static creatives within 2–3 business days and animated/video assets within 3–5 days. For clients on monthly plans, turnaround times are faster, often within 24–48 hours depending on workload and priority. We’ll always confirm the timeline before starting and keep you updated throughout the process. If you have a specific campaign date or soft launch deadline, let us know—we’re used to working under tight timelines. We also offer rush options when needed. Our process balances speed with quality, ensuring you're never left waiting without clarity.

Absolutely. In fact, we encourage it. Creative testing is essential in game marketing, and we design with performance A/B testing in mind. We can produce several variants of the same banner, icon, or video ad with differences in color schemes, CTA text, character focus, or motion pace. Each variant is labeled and prepared for easy testing across platforms like Meta, Google Ads, or Unity. If you're unsure what to test, we can provide recommendations based on genre benchmarks. Our goal is not just to deliver assets, but to help you understand what performs and why.

Once you book a project or start a subscription, we provide a guided brief form to gather information about your game, core mechanics, art style, target audience, and monetization model. We also request access to existing assets (trailers, icons, screenshots), as well as your App Store/Play Store links if available. For new or unreleased titles, we can work with early builds, prototypes, or moodboards. During our review, we match your game’s identity to genre conventions and explore ways to make it stand out. Understanding your audience is key, and we adjust our tone and visual direction depending on whether you're targeting hyper-casual gamers, midcore fans, or niche segments.

Yes. We offer full support for ASO creatives including icon design, feature banners, and screenshot layouts optimized for both App Store and Google Play. Our team follows the latest design trends and formatting standards to make sure your store listing is competitive. We also offer bundles with A/B test variants for platforms like Google Experiments or SplitMetrics. If you already have ASO strategy in place, we’ll align with it. If not, we can provide guidance and competitor analysis to inform the creative direction. Store visuals often drive install intent—our goal is to make yours impactful and visually aligned with player expectations.

No problem at all. Many game teams are still developing their brand when they come to us. In these cases, we help shape a lightweight visual language based on your game mechanics, theme, and audience expectations. We’ll provide moodboard samples, genre-matching references, and mockups to align on a direction before production begins. This early design input also ensures consistency across your icons, ads, and social assets. You don’t need a full brand book to work with us—we can help you build visual consistency from the ground up, tailored to the needs of a fast-moving game.

Yes. Every project includes at least one round of revisions for free, and additional rounds can be added depending on your plan. We want you to be fully satisfied with the final creative. Revision requests can include design tweaks, pacing changes (for motion), copy adjustments, or new orientations. We’ll always confirm what’s feasible and provide clear turnaround times. Our team uses collaborative tools to speed up feedback cycles and reduce back-and-forth. We see revision as part of the creative process, not a problem.

Yes—they’re built for performance from the start. Every DesignHi asset is created with attention to click behavior, attention retention, and platform-specific performance standards. We understand ad fatigue, creative burn, and platform biases (like what works better on TikTok vs Meta). We also build around proven formats, psychological hooks, and clarity-first framing to boost install rates and engagement. Our goal isn’t just to make something look great—it’s to drive measurable results across your user acquisition channels. We regularly update our methods based on real-world campaign feedback.

We specialize in games, and that makes all the difference. Unlike generalist studios, we understand the rhythm of launches, the nuance of gameplay visuals, and the demands of user acquisition teams. Our experience spans hyper-casual, casual, and midcore genres, with a focus on speed, clarity, and visual excellence. We don’t treat your project like a generic ad job—we immerse ourselves in your game’s logic and visual identity. With us, you’re not outsourcing creative—you’re gaining a design partner who cares as much about the performance as you do. It’s this niche focus and commitment to results that sets us apart.