Polywick Graphics, PH, Corp.

Polywick Studio is a game art and game development outsourcing studio based in Muntinlupa, Philippines. Game studios, indie developers, and product teams who need production-ready 3D assets, Unity or Unreal builds, or full-cycle game delivery can hand that work to a dedicated Philippine team with a broad range of technical and artistic capabilities. The studio covers a wide surface area of game production. On the art side, they create characters and environment assets built for VR, AR, mobile, console, and PC platforms. They also specialize in low-poly character and environment assets designed specifically for AR books, a niche requiring tight polygon budgets and real-time performance constraints. Beyond asset creation, Polywick handles 3D asset optimization, retopology, and texturing, making them a practical fit for studios that need existing work cleaned up and production-ready as much as those who need assets built from scratch. Scanned 3D asset cleanup is available as well, for teams working with photogrammetry pipelines. On the technical and development side, the team builds advanced Unity components and Unreal Blueprints, develops game backends, and codes custom game file formats together with associated design and UI work. Time-card and loyalty-card backend integrations for games are also offered, a specific type of integration common in mobile gaming markets across the Philippines and Southeast Asia. Photoshop and Illustrator scripting rounds out their toolset for studios that need automated or scripted art pipeline work. Polywick works with clients at any stage of a project. Full-cycle development and co-development are both available, so a studio can bring them in from early concept through to final delivery, or engage them for a defined phase where extra capacity is needed. Outsourcing game production to the Philippines through a partner like Polywick offers meaningful cost advantages without the overhead of building an in-house art or development department. Teams ready to start a new project can reach out through the Polywick Studio website, describe what they are building, and get the conversation going from there.