Technical review
Build, dependencies and performance checked against the devices your players actually own.
Game Porting
Mobile
Trusted by studios and publishers
Store-ready, not just running
A mobile port passes on details. We check every one of them.
The difference between a game that runs on a phone and one that feels made for it is a long list of small things. This is the list we work through before every store submission.
- Touch controls and UI scaling
- Device range and GPU tiers
- Thermal throttling and battery drain
- Pause, resume and interruptions
- Notches, safe areas and aspect ratios
- In-app purchases and entitlements
- Store listing and age rating
- App Store and Google Play review
Ready for store review
Built for touch
Billions of players carry a screen in their pocket. Let’s put your game there.
From iOS to Android, we handle the full mobile porting pipeline - touch controls, performance across a huge range of hardware, and store submission - so a controller-first game feels designed for thumbs, not squeezed onto a phone.
- iOS and Android from one codebase
- Touch controls redesigned, not just remapped
- Battery, thermals and performance tuned per device tier
- App Store and Google Play submission handled
What a mobile port includes
Everything between your build and a store listing.
One team covers engineering, device testing and store submission, so your game ships on both stores at once.
Touch controls
Controls rebuilt for thumbs: virtual sticks, gestures and contextual buttons that feel native.
UI for small screens
Menus, HUD and text redesigned for phones and tablets, safe areas and every aspect ratio.
Performance tiers
Quality presets for low, mid and high-end devices, so the game runs well across the range.
Battery & thermals
Frame pacing, rendering and CPU load tuned so long sessions don’t drain or overheat the phone.
Store features
In-app purchases, entitlements, achievements and cloud saves on both platforms.
Device QA
Testing across a broad device matrix, from flagship phones to older Android models.
Store submission
App Store and Google Play submission, review and release, plus 3 months of post-launch support.
50+
Games shipped to new platforms
20+
Global publishers & developers
2stores
App Store & Google Play
3mo
Post-launch support, included
Our fundamental benefits
Here are some of the factors that make us a reliable game porting partner.
01
Single point of contact
One dedicated producer and lead developer stay with your project from kickoff through certification - no hand-offs, no lost context.
02
Free, fast assessment
We review your codebase and share a scoped, accurate estimate within 3 business days - free of charge, no commitment.
03
Post-launch support included
We stay on for 3 months after release to patch, optimize, and keep your build certified through platform and OS updates.
04
Delivery guarantee
If we miss the agreed scope or deadline, we fix it or refund it - it’s written into the agreement, not a promise.
How a mobile port works
From your current build to both mobile stores.
- 01
Brief & preliminary estimate
First callWe discuss the game, target platforms, current build and the risks that could affect scope. You get a preliminary estimate before any technical review.
- 02
Technical review
3-7 daysWe check the build, dependencies, controls and performance on target devices, and confirm the scope, delivery time and price.
- 03
Onboarding
3-7 daysYou meet the team and get a shared project space, a producer and a lead developer for day-to-day questions.
- 04
Port & verify
Touch controls, UI and performance work with weekly builds you can install on your own phone.
- 05
QA & store review
Device-matrix testing by our in-house team, then App Store and Google Play submission and review.
- 06
Release & support
3 months includedRelease on both stores, then bug fixes, patches and OS updates for three months after launch.
engines & platforms
Unity, Unreal, Godot or your own engine, on iOS and Android.
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Engines
+ customengines
Platforms
Portfolio
Games we shipped to new platforms.
Trail Out
Porting on:
Mini Royale
Porting on:
The Witch’s Bakery
Porting on:
The Cub
Porting on:
War Mongrels
Porting on:
63 Days
Porting on:
Peppered
Porting on:
Lumencraft
Porting on:
Quern: Undying Thoughts
Porting on:
Wild West Legacy
Porting on:
Wild West Supermarket Simulator
Porting on:
Other AAA, AA & Indie Titles
Ask for referencesWords from the people
we build for.
Get a free estimateLynci made porting far more cost-effective and easier to manage, letting us bring the release to more platforms. The game also passed certification on the first attempt - proof of how reliable the tool is.
Ewa Buczkowska
Producer | Untold Tales
Working with LYNXBYTE GAMES allowed us to successfully outsource key parts of the porting work for War Mongrels and 63 Days without compromising product quality. The collaboration reduced the workload on our internal development team while ensuring reliable technical support and efficient problem-solving throughout the projects.
Pawel Olszewski
Business Development Manager | GOG
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Beyond mobile
Take your game to more screens.
The same team ports to consoles, VR, Steam Deck and PC stores, so one partner can take your game everywhere.
What we need to estimate your mobile port
You don’t need a full brief. Even a rough idea of your game and the stores you want is enough to get started.
We’ll review your request and share a scoped estimate within 3 business days.
- Current engine, version, and platform the game runs on today
- Target stores: App Store, Google Play or both
- Controls today: controller, mouse or keyboard
- Access to source code and third-party dependencies
- Monetisation: premium, in-app purchases or both
- Timeline and launch window
Can you port a console or PC game to iOS and Android?
Yes. We port console and PC games to iOS and Android, including touch controls, UI for small screens, performance across the device range and App Store and Google Play submission.
Will a controller-first game be playable on a phone?
Yes, if the controls are redesigned rather than just remapped. We rebuild input for thumbs - virtual sticks, gestures and contextual buttons - so the game feels designed for touch.
How do you handle the range of Android devices?
With quality presets for low, mid and high-end hardware and testing across a broad device matrix, tuned for thermal throttling and battery drain as well as frame rate.
How much does a mobile port cost?
Mobile ports are priced individually after a free technical assessment, as a flat fee billed per milestone - no hourly surprises. You get a scoped estimate within 3 business days.
Do you handle App Store and Google Play submission?
Yes. We prepare the builds, handle store review and release, and support the game for 3 months after launch with bug fixes, patches and OS updates.
