High Palma Studios: Setting High Standards in Game Art

High Palma is a young studio, but we operate with the discipline of an established company and the passion of a startup. We have proven it's possible to achieve significant growth without sacrificing our team's well-being or the quality of our craft. High Palma Studios started in 2024 with a simple belief: outsourcing could work better. In less than 2 years, we scaled ten times from a four-person startup to a premium outsourcing studio with 42 top-tier specialists. We didn't just survive our first year; we thrived, recording a 725% increase in revenue in our first year and continued to grow by another 115% in our second year. We have transitioned from a small art boutique to a full-service outsourcing studio.
Our success figures and facts:
Team retention - 94%
Client retention - 92%
81% of new business comes through referrals and repeat clients
Projects delivered on time - 100%
European Agency Awards 2025: Nominated for Best New Agency.
We treat high-end visuals not as a luxury, but as a critical driver of client revenue and player retention. We are incredibly proud of our collaboration with Ela Games, for whom we designed the Piñatas Festival slot. It has become one of their top-performing titles, and it was shortlisted for Game Design & Art Direction at the SBC Awards Europe 2026.
We believe great production starts with people who enjoy creating great games together. That's why we invest not only in quality, but also in long-term relationships, healthy collaboration, and a corporate culture. Today, High Palma is a production partner for slot providers, helping studios scale production with consistent quality, clear communication, and a team that feels like a natural extension of their own. That's the standard we set for ourselves from day one, and it's still how we measure every project we deliver: every piece of slot game art, animation and casino game development that leaves the studio. Exceptional growth and a people-first culture. That's what defines High Palma.