If you’re building a game right now, you already know the math: great art takes time, headcount, and a lot of money-unless you partner with the right company in the Philippines. Over the last decade, the country has quietly become one of the hottest hubs for game art outsourcing on the planet. Companies here pump out everything from hyper-casual 2D assets to AAA character models, environment art, VFX, and full animation pipelines. The best ones feel like an extension of your own team-responsive, proactive, and obsessed with hitting milestones so you can ship on time. In this piece, we’re pulling back the curtain on the top-tier Philippine companies that consistently deliver for indie teams, mid-size publishers, and even some of the biggest names in gaming. No fluff, no paid placements-just the partners that actually move the needle when you need to scale at speed.

1. NeoWork

We’re NeoWork, and while our own offices and leadership sit outside the Philippines, a huge chunk of the artists we place day-to-day are based right there in Manila, Cebu, Davao, and plenty of spots in between. Game studios come to us when they need concept artists, 2D illustrators, 3D modelers, animators, or UI designers who can jump on Slack or Discord at hours that actually overlap with the US West Coast.

The two things everyone notices pretty fast: we’re insanely selective (only 3.2% of applicants ever get an offer) and once people join us they tend to stay (91% yearly retention). That combo means the artist who starts on your prototype is usually the same one polishing the final assets before launch.

Key Highlights:

• Sources most game art talent directly from the Philippines
• Runs selective hiring process and keeps high retention
• Works as remote extension for studios anywhere

Services:

• Concept art and illustration
• 2D game assets
• 3D modeling, texturing, rigging
• UI/UX design for games
• Character and environment art
• Animation and VFX

Contact Information:

• Website: www.neowork.com
• Email: hello@neowork.co
• Address: United States at 1065 SW 8th St, 1378, Miami, FL 33130
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/neoworkteam
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/neoworkteam
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/neoworkteam

2. RALP Game Art

Artists at RALP Game Art focus on creating visuals for games from a base in the Philippines. The studio handles concept art, 2D character designs, assets for casual games, and 3D work. Projects often include full artwork packages, covering character design, world-building elements, icons, and animations for complete game titles.

The studio works directly with game developers, aiming to deliver assets that fit specific project needs while keeping production straightforward.

Key Highlights:

• Based in the Philippines
• Handles full artwork for game projects including animations
• Focuses on concept-to-final asset production

Services:

• Concept art
• 2D character art
• Casual game art
• 3D assets
• Animations

Contact Information:

• Website: www.ralpgameart.com
• Email: contact@ralpgameart.com
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/ralp-games-studio
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/ralpgameart
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/ralpgameartstudio

3. Secret 6

Secret 6 provides art production services for games across console, PC, mobile, and VR platforms. The company has been active since 2005, contributing to various AAA and well-known titles through 3D art, 2D art, and visual effects work.

Artists at Secret 6 concentrate on building game worlds and visuals that support development pipelines for different gaming formats.

Key Highlights:

• Active in game art production since 2005
• Works on console, PC, mobile, and VR titles
• Contributes to AAA projects

Services:

• 3D art
• 2D art
• VFX

Contact Information:

• Website: secret6.com
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/secret6
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/secret6inc
• Twitter: x.com/secret6inc

4. Amber

Amber operates as a game development company with locations that include Manila. The company offers art production alongside other development services, handling tasks from concept through to delivery for various platforms.

Work at Amber covers cross-platform needs and includes contributions to titles across different genres and client lists.

Key Highlights:

• Maintains a location in Manila
• Provides art production as part of full game development services
• Works on cross-platform and cross-play projects

Services:

• Art production
• Game production
• Co-development
• Live operations
• QA and localization support

Contact Information:

• Website: amberstudio.com
• Address: Capital House, 9th Avenue Corner 34th Street, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig 1634, Metro Manila, Philippines
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/amber
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/AmberDevs
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/amberstudio_

5. KDCI

KDCI functions as an outsourcing company based in the Philippines, founded in 2011. The company handles creative design work that extends to game-related visuals, alongside customer service, back office support, web development, and IT services.

Staff at KDCI focus on design tasks that help streamline processes for clients, including asset creation within broader outsourcing arrangements.

Key Highlights:

• Founded in 2011 in the Philippines
• Offers creative design as part of outsourcing services
• Supports various business processes through offshore work

Services:

• Creative design
• Web development
• IT services
• Customer service
• Back office support

Contact Information:

• Website: www.kdci.co
• Phone: +1 213 460 4240
• Email: info@kdci.co
• Address: 3008 One Corporate Centre, Julia Vargas Avenue, Ortigas Center, Pasig City 1605, Metro Manila, Philippines
• LinkedIn:  www.linkedin.com/company/key-discovery-consulting-inc
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/kdci.official.page
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/kdci_outsourcing

6. FunGuy Studio

FunGuy Studio runs its main art and development operations from the Philippines, even though the original office opened in Arizona back in 2007. The company handles both game projects and enterprise applications, with a particular focus on 2D and 3D art outsourcing, prototyping, and Unity-based support work. Many of the titles they have worked on lean toward mobile and casual experiences.

The workflow covers everything from pre-production through post-production, and the studio also builds game server setups and helps with marketing tasks when needed.

Key Highlights:

• Active in game development since 2007
• Philippine-based production facility
• Works on both entertainment and enterprise projects

Services:

• 2D/3D art outsourcing
• Game design and development
• Prototyping
• Unity support
• Game server infrastructure
• Marketing and support services

Contact Information:

• Website: funguystudio.com
• Phone: (+63) 2 403 1858
• Email: corporate@funguystudio.com
• Address: Level 26, Suite P, Burgundy Corporate Center, Sen. Gil J. Puyat Ave, Makati City, Metro Manila
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/funguy-studio
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/funguystudio

7. Juego Studio

Juego Studio maintains development and art teams in several countries, including a sizable presence in the Philippines through its broader network. The company works as a full-cycle partner for mobile, PC, and console titles, supplying art, engineering, and design resources that fit into existing pipelines.

Artists and developers there regularly use Unity, Unreal, and various AI-assisted tools to speed up iteration while keeping visuals consistent across platforms.

Key Highlights:

• Operates art and development crews in the Philippines
• Supports full-cycle and co-development projects
• Works across mobile, PC, and console

Services:

• Mobile game development
• PC and console game development
• Unity and Unreal Engine development
• VR game development
• HTML5 game development
• Art production and game design

Contact Information:

• Website: www.juegostudio.com
• Phone: +1 940 218-5249
• Email: info.usa@juegostudio.com
• Address: 1360 Star Ct., ST. T3, Plano, TX 75074, United States
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/juego-studio
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/JuegoStudioPrivateLimited
• Twitter: x.com/juegostudio

8. Metavurx Studios

Metavurx Studios runs its game art operation from Laguna, not far from Metro Manila. The focus sits heavily on AAA-level asset creation, with an emphasis on pushing creative boundaries and bringing motion-capture technology into local projects. Being the first official Movella partner in the country gives them direct access to newer mocap tools.

The studio positions itself as a dedicated outsourcing partner for creators who need detailed art and animation work on larger-scale titles.

Key Highlights:

• Located in Laguna, Philippines
• Official Movella motion-capture partner in the country
• Concentrates on AAA game art production

Services:

• Game art outsourcing
• 3D asset creation
• Motion capture integration
• Animation services

Contact Information:

• Website: metavurxstudios.com
• Phone: +639171444082
• Email: info@metavurxstudios.com
• Address: Ground Floor, Unit 8A, Garden Plaza Mall, 3 Subdivision Garden Villas Subdivision, City of Santa Rosa, 4026 Laguna
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/metavurxstudios
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/metavurxstudios
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/metavurxstudios
• Twitter: x.com/metavurxstudios

9. Polywick Studio

Polywick Studio works out of the Philippines and concentrates almost entirely on 3D game art. The crew builds character and environment assets for VR, AR, mobile, console, and PC games, including low-poly work for interactive books. Optimization, retopology, and texturing form a big part of the daily workload.

Beyond pure art, the studio also writes Unity components, Unreal blueprints, and even handles back-end coding and custom file-format tools when projects require it.

Key Highlights:

• Philippines-based 3D art house
• Strong focus on 3D asset creation and optimization
• Covers both high-detail and low-poly styles

Services:

• Character and environment 3D assets
• Low-poly assets for AR books
• Asset optimization, retopology, texturing
• Unity component and Unreal blueprint development
• Game back-end development
• Custom UI and file-format work

Contact Information:

• Website: polywickstudio.com
• Email: Finearts@polywickstudio.com
• Address: #10-01 One Global, 5th Avenue Corner, 25th Street, Bonifacio Global City, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig. NCR Manila, Philippines
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/polywick-studio
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/PolywickStudio
• Twitter: x.com/polywick

10. iScale Solutions

iScale Solutions runs its outsourcing operations from the Philippines with a clear focus on game development support. The company supplies developers, artists, and project managers to studios that need extra hands for specific phases or entire cycles.

Work covers mobile titles, art packages, 3D modeling, and full-cycle production when clients want everything handled externally.

Key Highlights:

• Philippine-based outsourcing provider
• Supplies on-demand game developers and artists
• Handles both short-term and long-term engagements

Services:

• Full-cycle game development
• Mobile game development
• Game art and design outsourcing
• 3D modeling and concept art
• Project management staffing

Contact Information:

• Website: iscale-solutions.com
• Email: info@iscale-solutions.com
• Address: 3rd Floor, Corinthian Plaza,, 121 Paseo De Roxas, Makati City, 1200, Philippines
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/iscale-solutions
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/iscalesolutions.ph

11. Lakshya Digital

Lakshya Digital keeps a large art production facility in the Philippines as part of its multi-location setup. Artists there concentrate on creating assets for PC, console, mobile, and Switch titles, often stepping in to handle complete pipelines from concept to final polish.

The studio has built its workflow around fitting smoothly into bigger publishers' pipelines while keeping visual direction consistent.

Key Highlights:

• Maintains a major art studio in the Philippines
• Focuses purely on game art asset production
• Works with multiple console and PC platforms

Services:

• End-to-end art asset production
• 3D modeling and texturing
• Concept art
• Animation and VFX support
• Platform-specific optimization

Contact Information:

• Website: lakshyadigital.com
• Phone: +91 (124) 410 2086
• Email: info@lakshyadigital.com
• Address: D-32, Infocity-II, Sector – 33, Gurgaon – 122001, Haryana, India
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/lakshya-digital
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/lakshyadigital
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/lakshya.digital

12. CalmingRay Studio

CalmingRay Studio functions as a 3D art outsourcing house that pulls talent from both the Philippines and China. The main emphasis stays on delivering game-ready assets for various titles, regardless of scope or platform.

Artists in the Philippine branch collaborate with the rest of the crew to keep production moving across different time zones and cultural backgrounds.

Key Highlights:

• Combines Philippine and Chinese art talent
• Specialized in video game 3D art outsourcing
• Works across different regions and cultures

Services:

• 3D art asset creation
• Modeling, texturing, and rigging
• Game art outsourcing pipelines

Contact Information:

• Website: www.calmingraystudio.com
• Email: bd@calmingraystudio.com
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/calmingray

13. Outsourcey

Outsourcey connects businesses with remote professionals, including a solid pool of Filipino talent suited for game art and development roles. The company started as a reaction to common hiring headaches - high local salaries, turnover, and inconsistent quality - and built a system that lets companies tap Philippine artists, designers, and coders without the usual overhead.

The service works best for studios that already have clear art direction and just need reliable hands to execute on concept art, 3D modeling, UI work, or animation tasks.

Key Highlights:

• Heavy focus on Philippine-based remote talent
• Founded by people who experienced local hiring pain points firsthand
• Handles staffing for creative and technical game roles

Services:

• Game art staffing
• 3D modeling and animation outsourcing
• UI/UX design placement
• Remote developer placement

Contact Information:

• Website: outsourcey.com
• Phone: 1300 854 808
• Email: hello@outsourcey.com
• Address: Three Neo, 21st Floor, 3rd Avenue corner 30th Street, BGC, The Fort, Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines 1634
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/outsourcey
• Facebook:  www.facebook.com/people/Outsourcey/61557689893385
• Twitter: x.com/Outsourcey
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/outsourcey

14. Outsource-Philippines

Outsource-Philippines runs a straightforward staffing operation that places Filipino specialists into long-term remote roles. Game art forms part of the mix alongside customer support and back-office tasks, so studios can pull in concept artists, illustrators, or 3D generalists who work as dedicated remote staff.

The setup leans toward building stable, ongoing relationships rather than short sprint work, which suits projects that need consistent style over months or years.

Key Highlights:

• Pure staffing model with Filipino professionals
• Places artists into dedicated remote positions
• Emphasizes long-term placements

Services:

• Dedicated game artist staffing
• 2D and 3D art outsourcing
• Illustration and concept art placement
• UI design support

Contact Information:

• Website: outsource-philippines.com
• Phone: +632-8868-0096
• Address: FilWeb Asia Bldg., Maharlika Drive, USPS, San Pedro City, Laguna 4023, Philippines
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/outsource-philippines
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/OutsourcePhilippinesOP
• Twitter: x.com/outsourcedPHIL
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/outsource.philippines

15. ALLSTARSIT

ALLSTARSIT operates a large remote-hiring platform that includes a considerable number of game artists and developers based in the Philippines. The company started in Israel, spread across multiple regions, and now helps studios assemble distributed crews without dealing with local employment paperwork.

Philippine members of their roster regularly handle character modeling, environment art, VFX, and Unity/Unreal tasks for clients who prefer a managed service rather than direct contracts.

Key Highlights:

• Runs a managed remote hiring platform
• Large bench of Philippine game art talent
• Handles payroll and compliance for clients

Services:

• Remote game artist hiring
• 3D asset creation
• Environment and character art
• Technical art and shader work
• Unity/Unreal support staff

Contact Information:

• Website: www.allstarsit.com
• Phone: +972 50 222 9700
• Email: star.team@allstarsit.com
• Address: Andrei Sakharov St, 9 Haifa, Israel
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/allstarsit
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/allstarsitcom
• Twitter: x.com/allstarsitcom
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/allstarsitcom

Wrapping It Up

Look, if you’re reading this far you already get it: the Philippines isn’t some “hidden gem” anymore; it’s just where a ridiculous amount of game art gets made these days. You’ve got pure-play art houses cranking out AAA assets, full-cycle studios that can take a napkin sketch to the App Store, tiny specialized crews doing god-tier low-poly, and a bunch of staffing platforms that let you cherry-pick Filipino artists without ever opening a local office. Some places are obsessive about retention and vetting, others throw volume at you, a few are laser-focused on one niche like mocap or UI. Point is, whatever flavor of art bottleneck you’re hitting right now, someone in Manila or Cebu or Laguna has already solved it for ten other studios just like yours.

So yeah, the “best” company depends on your pipeline, your timeline, and how hands-on you want to be. But the bigger truth? You don’t have to keep white-knuckling art production in-house anymore. The talent is there, the processes are mature, and half the games you played last year probably have Filipino fingerprints all over the assets. Might as well put that to work for your next build.

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