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🎮 Unity Game Developer — Available for Freelance Work
Unity Game Developer | 3+ Years Experience
I’m a Unity Game Developer with 3+ years of experience in Unity and C#, available for freelance and remote projects.
I can help with:
🎮 Unity 2D & 3D Game Development
🔫 FPS & TPS Games
🕹️ Gameplay Mechanics & Systems
📱 Mobile Game Development
💰 Ads & IAP Integration
🎨 Game Reskinning & Customization
🐛 Bug Fixing & Optimization
🖥️ UI/Menu Integration
🔧 Existing Unity Project Updates
⚙️ Simulation & Interactive Experiences
If you have any Unity-related work or need help with an existing Unity project, feel free to contact me.
📱 WhatsApp: +92 329 4145525
📧 Email: aq291905@gmail.com
Available for freelance & remote work.
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I tested Opus 5.5 and had it build an arcade game in Unity using the CLI and Claude Code.
The game is called Heatwave and is a quick and fun little police chase game.
Of all the games I've made, this is actually the one I enjoy to test the most.
I'm terrible at it, but it's fun.
Wanting another run even when you are bad at it is a pretty good sign. What took more iteration in Heatwave, the driving feel or the police chase behavior?
Spent the weekend running 3 Claude sessions in parallel on my mobile cop-chase game in Unity 🚓
One restyled the HUD, one built a garage, missions & new enemies (SWAT, tanks, a helicopter), one is making new maps.
They messaged each other to avoid clashing. Effective but it killed me 5hr limit in no time.
Changes:
• New HUD
• Garage: 7 cars, missions, levels
• Wrecked cops burst into coins
• SWAT, tanks, roadblocks, a helicopter
• Nitro, shields, magnets, EMPs
• Sandstorms
Next up: Palm Beach + Neon City at night levels
3 sessions coordinating with each other, wild
One thing I’ve learned from freelancing:
Not every project needs a “yes.”
Before taking on a project, I now look at three things:
– Is the goal clear?
– Is the timeline realistic?
– Is there good communication?
The technology can change.
The scope can change.
But a good working relationship matters throughout the project.
I’m still learning, improving, and building my freelance journey one project at a time.
Good projects start with good conversations.
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