Mobile Game Development in Unity
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The document provides an overview of Hakan Saglam's experience developing mobile games using Unity. It discusses why the company moved to using Unity from other game engines and frameworks, including its open source nature, strong community, and integrated development environment. It then covers various aspects of coding, testing, debugging, and profiling games within the Unity editor. It concludes by discussing continuous integration and deployment options and using Unity services.
Mobile Game Development in Unity
- 1. Mobile Game Development Experience with Unity by @hakansaglam
- 2. Hakan Saglam 5 Years Old as Game Developer 15 Years Old as Sofware Developer 25 Years Old as Gamer
- 3. present 2010 Largest Okey community in Turkey Largest Game community in Turkey Largest Spades community in US Top 15 Mobile Games in US 350M+ Users Downloaded 300K+ Concurrent Users
- 4. 2 GAMES IN US TOP GROSSING LISTS PEOPLE PLAYING OUR GAMES CONCURRENTLY 300K+ COUNTRIES WHERE OUR USERS RESIDE 150 15 GAMES IN APP STORES 350M INSTALLS 100 TEAM MEMBERS
- 5. Agenda Why do we move to Unity? Editor in Unity Coding in Unity Testing in Unity Debugging in Unity Profiling in Unity Continuous Integration and Delivery with Unity
- 6. Why do we move to Unity?
- 7. HAXE Runtime Performance Existing Experience Open Source Code Reusability Not Popular / No Community Development Environment Difficult Prototyping
- 8. Open Source Runtime Performance Optimized for 2D Games Low Level Language Development Environment Long Learning Curve COCOS 2D-X
- 9. Open Source Strong Community Development Environment Immature Technology Limited / No Support RoboVM Stopped !!! LibGDX with RoboVM
- 10. Strong Community Whole Integrated Solution Development Environment Asset Store and Services Limited Canvas Support Not Designed for Team Work Limited Source Code Access Unity 3D
- 11. Editor in Unity
- 12. Main Windows
- 15. Coding in Unity
- 17. Strange IoC
- 19. Call Fade Animation directly Call Fade Animation by a Coroutine Coroutines
- 21. Testing in Unity
- 22. for Game Logic not for View Components Unit Tests
- 23. Integration Tests Test player scenarios in game scene with real player actions real player moves real player logs
- 24. Editor Tests
- 26. Mono Develop don’t use MonoDevelop Debugger just use Debug.Log(); function
- 27. Editor Debugging Play / Pause Go Frame by Frame Automatic Reset Debug.Break(); Make changes on the fly
- 29. Debug on Xcode Debug on Device Debug via adb logcat
- 31. Sprite Sheets Use Atlas files for better GPU Performance Organize your scene hierarchy for less Draw Calls
- 32. Stats Window CPU Usage Profiler Rendering Profiler Memory Profiler Audio Profiler Physics Profiler GPU Profiler Low Level Memory Profiler Unity Profiler
- 33. Shorten startup time Optimize runtime performance Optimize memory usage Xcode Instruments
- 34. Continuous Integration with Unity
- 36. Game Repositories released released soon
- 38. Unity Services
- 39. Ads Analytics Cloud Build Multiplayer Performance Reporting Everyplay Collaborate Hardware Stats Cloud Services
- 40. Asset Store DOTween UniWebView Log Viewer JSON .NET TextMesh Pro Best HTTP Console Enhanced Enhanced Scroller Stats Monitor
- 41. Source Code Open Source Libraries Unity Labs Unity Engine Source Code Access
- 42. Nikola Tesla “Our virtues and our failings are inseparable, like force and matter. When they separate, man is no more.”
- 43. Our team is growing, and we want you to join us www.peakgames.net/careers THANK YOU @hakansaglam