Render Cube

Render Cube is an independent Polish video game development studio based in Łódź. Founded in 2012, it began as a digital art and CGI outsourcing business before moving into full-cycle development of its own games. Its early work included 3D environments, character models and CGI assets for Polish developers and production companies, including CD Projekt, Techland and Platige Image.

The studio’s original productions include the arcade kart-racing game Monster League and Medieval Dynasty, an open-world game combining survival, simulation and role-playing. Built in Unreal Engine, Medieval Dynasty became the central project in Render Cube’s transition from contract art production to independent game development.

Game development and ongoing production

Initially published in partnership with Toplitz Productions, Medieval Dynasty entered Steam Early Access in September 2020 and reached its full PC release on September 23, 2021. It subsequently expanded to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The supplied research reports more than 3.5 million gross units sold worldwide.

Render Cube supports the game through ongoing updates, expansions and downloadable content. Its production capabilities encompass PC and console development, Unreal Engine optimization, multiplayer co-op networking and crossplay integration. Its art capabilities include environment, hard-surface and character modeling, supported by a multidisciplinary production team covering programming, game design, animation, audio and quality assurance.

The studio’s specialties center on first-person survival-builder simulations and open-world action RPG development. Its continuing work on Medieval Dynasty combines new content production with the technical development needed to support multiplayer features and releases across multiple platforms.

Development history

In November 2022, Render Cube acquired the full intellectual property rights to Medieval Dynasty from Toplitz Productions. This milestone strengthened its control over the game that had established its original production business. The company now operates as an independent publicly listed developer, building on its earlier experience in outsourced art and CGI production.