I develop for iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, WebGL, Meta Quest (VR), and Web3. Most of my projects are built in Unity, which allows me to deploy across all major platforms from a single codebase. I also handle store submissions for Google Play and the App Store.

It depends on complexity. A hyper-casual game takes 2-4 weeks, a mid-complexity game with multiplayer takes 6-12 weeks, and a full AR/VR experience can take 8-16 weeks. I always define milestones upfront so you know exactly where the project stands.

Both. I can take a rough concept and turn it into a fully designed game — including mechanics, level design, UI/UX, monetization strategy, and the complete technical build. If you already have a GDD, I can work from that too.

Yes, always. You get the complete Unity project with clean, well-commented source code. I also provide a handoff document covering architecture, setup instructions, and any third-party dependencies so your team can maintain and extend the project.

Absolutely. I regularly take over existing projects for bug fixing, feature additions, optimization, or major overhauls. I'll start with a codebase audit to understand the architecture before making any changes.

I provide daily progress updates with screenshots or video demos. I'm available on Upwork chat, Slack, or Discord during overlapping hours. For milestone reviews, I send playable builds so you can test hands-on.

Yes. I handle the full publishing pipeline — creating store listings, generating screenshots, configuring app signing, setting up in-app purchases, and submitting to both Google Play and the Apple App Store. I'll also handle any review rejections.

I offer post-launch support for bug fixes, performance updates, and feature additions. Many of my clients have worked with me for years across multiple projects. I'm always available for ongoing collaboration.