Game Sound Design That Players Feel

DesignNeco helps game studios create crisp, recognizable, and immersive audio experiences—from UI click sounds to full adaptive sound systems.

Sound Is UX

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At DesignNeco, we believe that sound design is part of player experience—not decoration. We create functional, emotional, and branded sounds that guide attention, enhance immersion, and support core interactions.
From mobile casual titles to indie PC games, our soundscapes help players feel grounded, guided, and connected to the game’s identity.

Specialized Game Audio Services

  • UI/UX Sound Libraries

    Clicks, toggles, sliders, success/failure, and transition sounds
  • Startup Sounds & Audio Logos

    Custom intro jingles and brand soundmarks for studios and games
  • Audio UX Consulting

    Audits for fatigue, overload, or silence gaps in UI/UX
  • Mobile-First Sound Packs

    Compressed and layered sound packs optimized for casual/mobile
  • Audio UXAdaptive Audio for Tutorials & Onboarding Consulting

    Context-sensitive sounds that respond to player progress and feedback

Players Hear What They Trust

  • players Sounds define how users navigate
  • players Good audio reduces visual overload
  • players Audio branding builds studio identity
  • players Feedback tones increase onboarding success
  • players Well-designed audio reduces player fatigue

Your visuals speak. But without audio, they don’t resonate. We build sound systems that guide, reinforce, and elevate gameplay in subtle but powerful ways.

Designed for Games That Prioritize Feel

  • designedMobile games needing subtle UI feedback without clutter
  • designedIndie puzzle titles requiring calm, atmospheric tones
  • designedTutorial-heavy games needing layered response tones
  • designedStylized games seeking cohesive branding across visuals and audio
  • designedStudios launching with zero in-house audio
Talk to a Sound Designer

Built to Plug Into Your Pipeline

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    Intro Call & Briefing
    We learn about your game, mechanics, target audience, and current sound state

  • 2

    Sonic Direction & First Drafts
    We deliver multiple sound sketches and interface audio to test in your build

  • 3

    Integration Support
    We adapt delivery to your middleware (FMOD, Wwise) or direct engine (Unity, Unreal)

  • 4

    Delivery & Iteration
    Multiple file formats, labeled for fast drop-in, plus revisions and follow-up

Hear the Difference

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    UI Click Pack

    Light, snappy toggles for casual games
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    Studio Startup Logo

    Custom 3-note audio brand tag
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    Soft Fail System

    Gentle error tones for narrative games
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    Reward Cues

    Impact sounds for XP, bonuses, and loot drops
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    UI Click Pack

    Light, snappy toggles for casual games
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    Studio Startup Logo

    Custom 3-note audio brand tag
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    Soft Fail System

    Gentle error tones for narrative games
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    Reward Cues

    Impact sounds for XP, bonuses, and loot drops
Explore Audio Samples

What Game Teams Say

Mina K. – UX Designer, LightBit Games

Working with DesignNeco was a turning point in our project. Our interface was clean, but something always felt ‘flat’—until the sound layer came in. Their UI click pack was subtle yet impactful. Every tone matched the user action and genre tone perfectly. Our users didn’t comment on the sounds directly, but they started describing the app as smoother and more ‘alive.’ That was the proof we needed.

Paul V. – Co-founder, CloudCanvas Studio

We didn’t have the resources to build a sound team in-house, but we didn’t want silence or generic audio. DesignNeco quickly understood our design style and helped us define a compact but cohesive audio system for our menus and feedback loops. Their delivery was fast, the file structure was clean, and everything just plugged right into our Unity project. No back-and-forth needed. Our onboarding screen alone feels 10x more responsive with sound.

Arjun S. – Producer, DayZero Devs

DesignNeco created our studio’s startup sound—three notes that now feel like our signature. They also produced interface tones that are recognizable but not intrusive, which is hard to get right. Their team was responsive, asked sharp questions about user psychology, and delivered multiple usable directions in the first round. We even had players mention in reviews that the game 'sounds professional.' That’s a win in my book.

Lucia R. – Narrative Lead, Petricore

Our visual novel had long dialogue scenes, and we needed something to keep the player rhythm without overdoing sound effects. DesignNeco delivered exactly what we didn’t know we needed: quiet page-turn tones, soft triggers for decision points, and ambient feedback cues. It gave our scenes depth without noise. Their team respected the tone of our story and didn’t overproduce anything. It felt like having a sound director on call.

Blog & Insights

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    How Sound UX Increases Retention in Mobile Games

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    Designing Audio Systems for Casual Pacing

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    The Psychology of Menu Sounds in Gaming

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    How Sound UX Increases Retention in Mobile Games

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    Designing Audio Systems for Casual Pacing

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    The Psychology of Menu Sounds in Gaming

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Let’s Sound Better Together

Have a game in progress or launching soon? Send us a link and we’ll suggest where sound can have the most impact.
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