Sasha Pavlov and Oleg Sysoev were out to produce a top-quality, graphics-rich mobile RPG when they started Playkot Games in 2009. Since then, they’ve grown their team to 150+ by carefully combining the right people, adopting Unity, and implementing the right strategies to capture significant market share around the world. Read about how Unity allowed them to allocate more resources on art and game design less on troubleshooting and how they gained access to a deep global pool of Unity developer talent.
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