OsventaMedia & games · 10–500 employees
Game studio: what your data is worth
Gameplay paired with inputs and engine state feeds world models and embodied agents that learn physics and cause and effect. Studio engineering records also train coding agents.
Get an estimateTypical range$100k–$1M
What labs license
The records that carry value
- Gameplay video with synchronised player inputs
- Engine-level state, depth and telemetry
- 3D assets, rigs and animations with production history
- Design documents, balancing sheets and patch notes
- Bug trackers with reproduction steps and fixes
- Engine and tools code with pull-request history
- Playtest feedback linked to design changes
What it takes to qualify
- Ownership of the IP, or your publisher's consent
- Third-party middleware, licensed music and performer likenesses excluded
- Volume: hours of footage matter, and buyers think in very large numbers
- Engine exports, not only recorded video
Preparation & compliance
- Player accounts and chat logs removed; children's privacy rules respected
- Voice and performer rights checked, since union agreements can limit AI use
- Licensed middleware code and marketplace assets removed
What determines the price
What moves the number
Raises the value
- Video aligned with actions and game state
- Variety in genre, physics and camera style
- High resolution, depth and 3D data
- Exclusive access
- Long QA and bug histories
Lowers it
- No publisher or IP-holder approval
- Licensed characters, music or actor likenesses
- Gameplay that only exists as public streams
- Player data from children
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