• You can pitch us projects in every stage; however, elements like core-gameplay, story, a visual concept and an approximate budget should already roughly be worked out.
• The vision for the project and its unique selling propositions should be very clear.
• The more we know about what your expectations are (in terms of funding, support etc.) the sooner we can discuss if there is common ground for a partnership.
• If you want us to, we are happy to provide feedback for projects that are in line with our vision in general regardless of whether we get on board or not.

Inhouse Productions:

• The Big Word Factory; Developer: Smart Mobile Factory
• The Trip to Panama; Developer: Mimimi Productions
• In the Garden of Dandelions; Developer: Mixtvision / Kazou

Publishing:

• FAR: Lone Sails; Developer: Okomotive

Johannes Roth
Founder & Managing Director, Mimimi Productions

“In working with Publishers, Mixtvision truly was a highlight. Fair deal terms, a shared vision of the game, high quality standards, the possibility to iterate, and a very supportive Producer who managed the different stakeholders and was always available. All marketing materials were top-notch and, even in a difficult market, Mixtvision was able to generate visibility and awareness for the product. In short, we worked as a team towards the best possible result within the time and budget we had.”

Don Schmocker,
Founder & Creative Lead, Okomotive

“FAR: Lone Sails was still a student project when Mixtvision came on board as publisher and provided us with funding for the production. At that point we had never released or even finished a game. Now that we do, we can look back on a very productive time, when they were always at our side in planning, discussing and finding solutions. During the entire time everyone at Mixtvision was very engaged to make this thing happen, and we’re very happy with how well everything worked out.”