Unity upgrades
Move aging projects to a stable Unity version while preserving the mechanics, feel, and content players already know.
We recover and modernize legacy Unity mobile games, restoring builds, replacing obsolete SDKs, and getting proven titles back into players' hands.


















Great mobile games disappear for ordinary technical reasons: an old Unity version, a deprecated API, a missing signing key, or an SDK that stopped answering.
The game is not dead. Its environment moved on. We bridge that gap carefully, surgically, and without rebuilding years of work from zero.
Delisted isn't dead.
It's a technical problem.
Specialist engineering
Focused interventions for games with a proven core and a technology stack that needs a second life.
Move aging projects to a stable Unity version while preserving the mechanics, feel, and content players already know.
Restore compatibility with current Google Play and App Store requirements, from target APIs to signing and privacy declarations.
Remove abandoned dependencies and reconnect ads, analytics, authentication, purchases, and cloud services with supported SDKs.
Trace missing assets, broken builds, undocumented systems, and backend dependencies until the game is shippable again.
From repository to release
We audit the repository, dependencies, store status, and build pipeline. You get a clear recovery map, not a vague estimate.
We restore reproducible builds, update critical packages, and isolate the risky systems before deeper modernization.
Store services, monetization, analytics, and platform integrations are replaced or repaired with current equivalents.
We validate, document, and support release submission so your title comes back healthy and maintainable.
Why KeepAlive
We protect the gameplay, content, and player experience that made the title worth saving.
We investigate before replacing. Every migration decision is grounded in the actual project.
We leave behind a maintainable codebase and a technical map your team can use after launch.
Send us the project context. We'll tell you what can be recovered, where the real risks are, and what a practical path to release looks like.