GameVision Studios

GameVision Studios is a video game art production, co-development and production management company founded in 2008. Based in Naperville, Illinois, in the Chicago metropolitan area, it provides external production services for developers and publishers working across mobile, PC, console and AR/VR platforms. Its work combines visual asset creation with technical implementation, supporting projects from concept development through in-engine production.

The studio’s 2D capabilities include character and environment concepts, creature and vehicle design, promotional illustrations, card art, interface icons and in-game assets. It works across pixel art, isometric, anime, stylized and realistic visual approaches. Animation services extend from Spine and sprite animation to 3D character animation, rigging and motion capture cleanup.

Art production and technical development

GameVision’s 3D production covers character sculpting, environments, props, weapons, vehicles and creatures, alongside texturing, lighting and rendering. Its technical art work includes level assembly and editing in Unity and Unreal Engine, as well as SpeedTree modeling. Visual effects capabilities encompass 2D, stylized and realistic effects, while video production services include game cinematics, promotional trailers and user acquisition creative.

Beyond asset production, the company offers game prototyping, co-development and platform porting. Supported development areas include mobile and iOS games, PC projects, Roblox experiences and hyper-casual games. Quality assurance and game testing complement its production services. Clients can also engage artists, animators, riggers, VFX specialists, art directors and project managers through team augmentation, with additional consulting in culturalization, visual development and player research.

Its reported contributions include art and asset work for Star Wars: Commander and Star Wars: Jedi Challenges, external art production support for Star Wars: Battlefront II, and 3D art support for The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners. Other projects include Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine, Wizard101 and Pirate101. These contributions reflect the studio’s role as a work-for-hire production partner supporting client-owned games and established franchises.