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I will create game prototype ai game prototyping demo
Mikab
About this gig
Prototyping turns a game idea into something you can actually play before you spend real budget finding out if it works.
I build fast, focused prototypes: one core loop, tuned and playable, with the HUD and feedback systems that make it feel like a real game instead of a tech demo.
This is the step between "idea" and "full production" the one most studios skip, and regret skipping.
If you're validating a concept, pitching a team, or just need to see whether the idea is fun before committing this is that step, done right. Contact me and we'll scope your project together.
Get to know Mikab
Mikab
I turn your ideas into animation
- FromColombia
- Member sinceJul 2026
Languages
English
I got into AI animation early, before most people knew it was possible, and I've spent that time mastering the craft rather than just following trends. What that means for you is simple — you get studio grade results without studio grade prices or waiting times. I create AI anime videos that look and feel like they came out of a real production studio. Music videos. Short films. Brand stories. Cinematic trailers. Fight scenes. I take every project seriously regardless of size. If you have a vision and you want it done right, send me a message and let's talk.
FAQ
What's the difference between "prototype" and "full game" here?
A prototype proves the core loop is fun and functional — one level, one mechanic, tuned well. A full game is content, polish, and scale on top of that proven loop. I build the proof — that's the part that de-risks everything after it.
I don't see fixed pricing tiers — how does this work?
Every prototype has different scope, so I quote based on your specific project. Message me with what you're building and you'll get a clear price before anything starts.
Can I give you a reference game or art style to match?
Yes — send references with your order and I'll match the feel, not just copy the look.
