Swag Soft

Swag Soft is a Singapore-based digital product and game development studio founded in 2010. Its work spans mobile applications, video games, augmented and virtual reality, enterprise platforms, and AI-assisted video production. With development operations in Singapore and Vietnam, the studio serves commercial clients, public agencies, healthcare institutions, and universities.

The company combines custom software engineering with interactive design and gamification. Its application work includes native and cross-platform mobile products, web platforms, administrative dashboards, backend integrations, and connected applications. Engagements can encompass product discovery, technical roadmapping, interface design, prototyping, and implementation, connecting early product planning with the engineering needed to deliver a working service.

Games and immersive experiences

Swag Soft provides gameplay design, 2D and 3D art production, and Unity and Unreal programming for PC, mobile, console, and VR projects. Its immersive work includes training simulations, educational experiences, spatial computing applications, and interactive marketing activations. Gamification also features in its public awareness, recruitment, community, and consumer engagement projects.

The studio has contributed to games developed with Mixed Realms, including Sairento VR, Hellsweeper VR, and Gordian Quest. Its broader interactive portfolio includes Break Free, a public awareness game for Singapore's Ministry of Social and Family Development, and One Force, a recruitment and simulation project for the Republic of Singapore Air Force. These projects sit alongside cultural mobile games, educational experiences, and location-based AR campaigns.

Digital products and media

Beyond games, Swag Soft develops applications for healthcare, research, enterprise operations, and community use. Its portfolio includes medical technology and parenting support products, alongside projects for institutional and commercial clients such as NUS, KK Women's and Children's Hospital, BMW, Toyota, Caltex, and OCBC Bank.

Its video production services include commercials, explainers, social content, generative cinematography, and archival restoration. Work on Channel NewsAsia's Through Time extends this practice into documentary material, combining AI video generation with restoration of historical footage.