I will build a playable unity game prototype or mvp


About this gig
Turn your game idea into a playable Unity prototype, proof of concept, MVP, or polished vertical slice.
I will build the core gameplay loop you need for validation, user testing, pitching, internal approval, or planning full production. Your prototype can target Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, or WebGL and can use supplied assets, licensed assets, or clean placeholders.
Your prototype can include: - Player controls and camera systems - Core gameplay mechanics - Enemy, obstacle, puzzle, or interaction logic - Basic UI and game flow - Scoring, objectives, win and lose states - Save data and simple audio - Mobile, PC, or browser build - Organized Unity C# source code
This gig is for a defined prototype, not an unlimited complete game. Please send your concept, references, mechanic list, target platform, and expected visual quality before ordering. Complex multiplayer, backend, custom art, and publishing require a custom offer.
Get to know Abdul Fahad
Unity Game Developer for Mobile Web AR and Multiplayer Games
- FromPakistan
- Member sinceAug 2025
Languages
Urdu, Hindi, English
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FAQ
What is the difference between a prototype and a full game?
A prototype validates the core idea and gameplay. It normally has limited content, placeholder assets, and only the systems needed to test the concept.
Can you use my art and models?
Yes. Provide organized source assets and confirm that you have the rights to use them.
Can you create custom art?
Basic placeholder setup is included. Custom illustration, modeling, animation, and advanced VFX require a separate quote.
Can you build for mobile and WebGL?
Yes. The package includes the stated number of target platforms. Platform-specific limitations will be discussed before work begins.
Will I receive source code?
Yes. You will receive the agreed Unity project and source code.
Can the prototype later become a full game?
Yes, if the architecture and scope are planned for extension. Full production is quoted separately after the prototype is reviewed.
