Seiken Studio

Seiken Studio is an independent Vietnamese game-development and 3D art outsourcing studio founded in 2026. It works across original game intellectual property and external co-development, providing production-ready art and technical support for game partners in AAA, AA, indie, mobile, PC, and console markets.

Its services span the full asset-production cycle, from early visual development through implementation. The studio creates 2D concept art; stylized and realistic 3D characters and environments; hard-surface and vehicle assets; rigging; character animation; and visual effects. It also supports Unity development, game-design implementation, technical-art integration, and partner-specific pipeline adaptation.

Production approach

Seiken Studio combines art production with technical delivery for external teams. Its co-development work is designed around collaborators’ artistic direction, technical constraints, and production requirements, while its internal work includes the development of proprietary game ideas.

Key capabilities include:

• High- and low-poly character and environment modeling
• Stylized and realistic asset creation
• Hard-surface, vehicle, and prop production
• Rigging, keyframe animation, and motion animation
• Visual effects and Unity-based technical integration
• Customized art-direction and asset-pipeline support

The studio publicly states that it does not use AI generators for art creation, requiring human-crafted assets for applications and external contracts. It frames this policy around creative authenticity and copyright integrity.

Portfolio

Public portfolio work includes a high-fidelity real-time 3D Character – Soldier showcase, a stylized 3D Vehicle – Mini Tank passion project inspired by Metal Slug, and a realistic 3D Vehicle – Bradley M2 IFV demonstration. The company also reports delivering assets and technical art for co-development engagements whose individual partner projects remain under NDA.

Seiken Studio operates as a private Vietnamese limited-liability company and continues to recruit senior artists, animators, and Unity developers as it grows its game-art and co-development capacity.