https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog Articles on game development, platform delivery, and game IP. en https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/remaster-or-remake https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/remaster-or-remake Sat, 26 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT When bringing an older game to a modern platform, one of the first questions a team has to answer is whether to remaster it or rebuild it. They sound similar. Technically, they're very different approaches. Sylwester Pilarz https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/lynci-project-scan https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/lynci-project-scan Tue, 22 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT One of the first steps in Lynci is the Project Scan. Instead of jumping straight into changing the project, it builds a technical picture of the game first - here's what that actually looks at, and why it matters. Sylwester Pilarz https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/porting-the-cub-to-xbox https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/porting-the-cub-to-xbox Mon, 21 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT One game, two generations of Xbox hardware, one goal: make The Cub feel like it was built for Xbox from day one. Here's what the port involved. Sylwester Pilarz https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/biggest-mistakes-porting-a-game https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/biggest-mistakes-porting-a-game Fri, 18 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT Porting a game to another platform is rarely as simple as "make it run and ship it." Here are the seven mistakes we see most often - and what they cost if they aren't caught early. Sylwester Pilarz https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/september-2026-game-release-calendar https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/september-2026-game-release-calendar Tue, 15 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT September is one of the busiest months of the year for game releases. We mapped the month's biggest competitive clusters - and the windows that might actually work in a smaller title's favor. Sylwester Pilarz https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/any-game-any-engine-any-platform https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/any-game-any-engine-any-platform Sun, 13 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT Game porting shouldn't mean coordinating multiple vendors, chasing deadlines, or discovering problems after launch. Here's what it looks like when one team takes full responsibility instead. Sylwester Pilarz https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/remaking-a-game-on-a-custom-engine https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/remaking-a-game-on-a-custom-engine Fri, 11 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT Spoiler: you probably shouldn't rebuild the custom engine. Here's how we approach remaking older games - and five things we've learned along the way. Sylwester Pilarz https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/one-studio-for-the-whole-game https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/one-studio-for-the-whole-game Wed, 09 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT You already have the game, the audience and the community. The question is how much more value you can get out of the IP you already own - and that's what we help answer. Sylwester Pilarz https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/how-lynci-maps-game-architecture https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/how-lynci-maps-game-architecture Tue, 08 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT Porting starts with a simple question - how is this project actually built? Lynci answers it with a high-level view of the game's architecture before a single line of code changes. Sylwester Pilarz https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/porting-trail-out-to-playstation-5 https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/porting-trail-out-to-playstation-5 Sun, 06 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT Bringing Trail Out to PlayStation 5 meant more than making the game run. We adapted the experience, optimized the physics, and integrated PlayStation-specific features to make it feel native. Sylwester Pilarz https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/the-real-value-of-ai-in-game-porting https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/the-real-value-of-ai-in-game-porting Wed, 02 Sep 2026 00:00:00 GMT A typical porting project takes around six months. With our AI-powered tooling, we can cut that timeline by up to 60% - and the real value goes far beyond saved time. Sylwester Pilarz https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/introducing-lynci-automating-game-porting https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/introducing-lynci-automating-game-porting Fri, 21 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT Lynci is LYNXBYTE GAMES' internal technology for automating game porting workflows in Unity, Unreal Engine, and eventually custom engines. Bart Ludera https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/a-new-level-for-lynxbyte-games https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/a-new-level-for-lynxbyte-games Tue, 18 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT LYNXBYTE GAMES is expanding from game porting into remakes, remasters, full development, and long-term support for game IP. Bart Ludera https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/why-a-lynx-the-story-behind-lynxbyte-games https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/why-a-lynx-the-story-behind-lynxbyte-games Mon, 17 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT The story behind the lynx in the LYNXBYTE GAMES name and our commitment to support lynx conservation in the Carpathians. Bart Ludera https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/meet-lynxbyte-games-at-gamescom-2026 https://www.lynxbytegames.com/blog/meet-lynxbyte-games-at-gamescom-2026 Sun, 16 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT Meet the LYNXBYTE GAMES team in Cologne during gamescom 2026 to talk porting, remakes, full development, and practical AI in production. Krystian Młodziejewski