I will develop a 2d unity game prototype or small game


About this gig
Turn your idea into a playable 2D Unity prototype or small game for Windows.
I'm Nikolas, a Unity developer and Computer Science student at the University of Warwick.
Packages:
- BASIC: 1 test level and 1 simple mechanic using placeholder visuals.
- STANDARD: 2 short levels sharing up to 2 simple mechanics, basic HUD, win/lose condition and restart.
- PREMIUM: 3 short levels sharing up to 3 simple mechanics, HUD, main/pause menus, integration of supplied audio and more polishing.
Every package includes a Windows build and the Unity source project.
A simple mechanic is one agreed behaviour, such as movement, collecting items or shooting one projectile type. Player controls count towards the limit. Levels reuse mechanics.
Standard and Premium include simple pixel art sprites and animations, with asset counts, sizes and animation frames agreed before ordering. Otherwise, visuals use placeholders or client-supplied assets licensed for the project.
Multiplayer and store publishing are excluded. Revisions cover agreed features; new features require a separate quote.
Message me before ordering to confirm scope, level size, assets and deliverables.
Get to know Nikolas
Unity Game Developer and Gameplay Programming
- FromCyprus
- Member sinceNov 2025
Languages
Greek, English
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FAQ
Should I contact you before ordering?
Yes. Please send your idea, required mechanics and any references so we can confirm that the project fits the package before you order.
Do you provide artwork and animations?
Basic uses placeholder visuals. Standard and Premium include simple pixel art sprites and animations. We agree on asset counts, sizes and animation frames before ordering. You can also supply assets licensed for use in your project.
Will I receive the source code?
Yes. Every package includes the Unity source project and a playable Windows build.
What does a revision include?
evisions cover adjustments to agreed features. Additional features cost extra and must be agreed before implementation.

