I will build your hyper casual mobile game prototype in unity

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franciscofue138
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franciscofue138
FGDevelopment

About this gig

Tell me the mechanic. I will build it and send you something you can actually hold in your hand and play.


You get a working Unity project - not a video, not a mockup. One core mechanic, built properly, on a foundation you can extend or hand to another developer.


WHAT YOU RECEIVE

- A Unity project, organized and commented

- An Android build you can install and play

- Placeholder art so the mechanic reads clearly (final art is my 2D game art gig)

- A short note on what is in the project and where things live


HOW IT WORKS

1. Describe the mechanic - a sentence is enough to start

2. I confirm scope in writing before any work begins

3. I build, then send a playable build

4. You play it, tell me what is off, and I revise within your tier


WHAT I DO NOT DO

- I do not publish to your App Store or Google Play account

- I do not run live-ops, updates, or ongoing maintenance from this gig

- I do not guarantee downloads, revenue, or store featuring - nobody honestly can

- I do not take on multiplayer, backend services, or real-money mechanics here

- RED LINE: no trademarked characters, brands, celebrities, or living-artist styles. Ever. No exceptions, at any tier, for any budget.


Get to know FGDevelopment

FGDevelopment

Print Design for Small Businesses, Unity Game Prototypes

  • FromUnited States
  • Member sinceOct 2018
  • Languages

    English, Spanish
FGDevelopment is a small game studio that builds and ships mobile games, and takes on client work in the same disciplines. We are AI-augmented and human-directed: tooling handles the repetitive passes, a human makes every design decision and signs off on every delivery. Nothing reaches a client unreviewed. We work on our own shipped title, so we know the difference between a demo that looks good in a video and a build that survives a real device and a real review. Small studio. Direct communication. Realistic scope.

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