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About this gig
Two platforms. Two completely different viewing environments. One cinematic standard that has to hold up across both.
A mobile game trailer lives in a feed three seconds to earn the next three, sound often off, vertical screen, competing against everything a algorithm decided matters more. A Steam game teaser lives on a store page a developer's single best argument to a visitor who arrived with intent but will leave without a wishlist if the first thirty seconds don't deliver.
The edit decisions that make one work are not the same decisions that make the other work. Most developers treat them as the same video in different dimensions. That's the mistake.
I build games and I've studied what drives downloads on mobile and what drives wishlists on Steam separately, not as variations of the same problem. The hook placement, the pacing rhythm, the role of 3D animation in establishing production value quickly, the sound design decisions that serve a cinematic video on a phone speaker versus a desktop all of it is platform specific craft applied to your footage.
Every order here covers both.
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FAQ
Why does a mobile game trailer need its own production rather than a reformatted PC trailer
Because the viewing context is completely different. A PC trailer plays on a large screen with full attention. A mobile game teaser plays on a phone in a hand, often in a noisy environment, often with sound off, always competing with an infinite feed.
How do you handle the sound-off viewing environment
Every mobile game trailer built here is reviewed in mute. Text overlays, visual rhythm, and on-screen action are all structured to communicate the game's feel without relying on audio. When sound is on, the cinematic audio mix elevates the experience. When it's off, the edit still works completely.
What app store formats are included in the delivery
App Store preview video specs for iOS and Google Play trailer specs for Android correct aspect ratios, maximum duration, and file format requirements for each platform
Can you build a game teaser for a mobile game that isn't released yet
Yes and pre-release mobile teasers are some of the highest leverage content a mobile developer can produce. A cinematic game teaser released before soft launch builds an audience that's ready to download on day one
