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Need a playable Unreal Engine 5 prototype, mini-game, or custom gameplay feature?
I build small, well-scoped 3D games using Blueprints and C++, with responsive controls and clean, organized delivery.
What I can build:
- Player controls and cameras (first or third person)
- Interactions, checkpoints, and basic combat
- Enemy AI, UI/HUD, menus, and progression
- Animation integration, level setup, and optimization
- Bug fixes and new Blueprint/C++ features
What you get:
- A playable build for your platform
- Full Unreal project files and source code
- Revisions included in your package
Good to know: Packages cover compact single-player projects using supplied or licensed assets. Multiplayer, advanced AI, custom characters, large environments, mobile/console builds, and store publishing need a custom quote.
Ready to start? Message me before ordering with your game idea, target platform, required features, and any reference material. I’ll reply with a clear plan and next steps so we can get your game moving.
UE5 prototype looks great
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