Scubalight Studios

Scubalight Studios is an independent game-development studio headquartered in Mendoza, Argentina. Founded in 2017 by brothers Leandro and Federico Agostino, it develops original games while providing co-development and external-production support for international projects.

The studio works across PC, console, mobile, and VR/XR development, with technical experience in Unreal Engine, UEFN, Unity 3D, real-time multiplayer systems, and physics-driven gameplay. Its production capabilities span game and level design, gameplay programming, cross-platform porting, UI/UX, narrative design, 2D and 3D art, character work, rigging, animation, visual effects, sound, music, and localization.

Original games and production work

Scubalight has increasingly focused on its own intellectual property alongside client work. Its projects include Don't Kill Rumble, a physics-based online multiplayer King of the Hill brawler built in Unreal Engine; Junior Solutions, a sci-fi 3D puzzle-adventure game; and the earlier prototype projects Grim Prix and Grim Carnivale, which informed the development of Don't Kill Rumble.

The studio’s external-production experience includes work connected with metaverse and Web3 game environments such as The Sandbox, Decentraland, Mocaverse, and REVV Racing, as well as enterprise gamification and job-simulation projects.

Industry focus

Its commercial work covers full-cycle development, co-development, multiplayer engineering, art and animation production, design and production support, audio, localization, and business-development consulting. Scubalight also works on serious games, interactive training simulations, and gamified experiences.

The studio has presented Don't Kill Rumble at events including Steam Next Fest, the Latin American Games Showcase, and Gamescom’s Indie Arena Booth. It has also participated in Argentine game-development delegations through the Madrid in Game and Buenos Aires in Game partnership.