For publisher portfolios
Add console delivery capacity without adding headcount. Crossforge integrates with production teams to port, optimize, certify, and deliver games across console platforms with clear ownership and communication.
Senior external delivery. Integrated with your production operation.
Console platforms
Why publishers outsource
Console work creates a concentrated demand for engineering, testing, production, and platform knowledge - often across several release windows at once.
Core development cannot stop every time a platform-specific issue appears.
Multiple titles and SKUs put the same specialist capacity under pressure.
Late compliance findings can disrupt marketing, retail, and coordinated launches.
Studios, QA, production, and executives need the same accurate delivery picture.
What we deliver
Crossforge can own a defined console delivery path or integrate into a broader production plan, with responsibilities made explicit before kickoff.
A scoped delivery plan grounded in the actual codebase, platforms, and schedule.
Platform integrations, performance, memory, controls, UI, saves, accounts, and agreed features.
Requirements planning, hardware testing, findings, fixes, and submission coordination.
Named contacts, milestone evidence, open-risk visibility, and early escalation.
Selected work
Approved titles are named. In-progress work stays anonymous until the partners agree otherwise.
In production
Unannounced console project for a Danish indie studio
Have a proven PC game?
Production integration
Named senior project contacts
Agreed reporting cadence and milestone evidence
Shared backlog and acceptance criteria
Early escalation of technical and schedule risk
Collaboration across developer, publisher, QA, and platform teams
Multi-title capacity
We confirm capacity before kickoff so senior specialists remain directly involved throughout delivery. For portfolio work, we map engines, platforms, dependencies, and release windows before committing to the slate.
Commercial terms are based on technical findings, platform count, schedule, ownership boundaries, and support needs. Fixed-fee delivery is offered only where the assessed scope supports it.
Map your release slateFAQ
How Crossforge fits into an existing production and portfolio operation.
Still curious? Email usPotentially. We review the engines, platform targets, release windows, development partners, and internal dependencies before committing capacity. The goal is an achievable portfolio schedule, not an optimistic title count.
Yes. We can integrate with the publisher, original developer, QA, localization, and platform stakeholders through an agreed ownership and reporting model.
We agree on the production tools, named contacts, reporting cadence, milestone evidence, risk escalation, and acceptance criteria during scoping. We prefer visibility over late surprises.
Yes, subject to assessment. We first establish the current build state, open risks, existing platform work, ownership boundaries, and schedule before proposing a recovery or completion plan.
The first conversation uses non-confidential project and schedule details. After mutual fit and an NDA, we typically need a representative build, relevant technical documentation, and enough repository visibility to assess scope and risk.
Request a proposal
Tell us about the titles, engines, platforms, and release windows. We’ll review the portfolio shape before requesting confidential materials.
Prefer email? hello@crossforge.games