I develop for iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, WebGL, Meta Quest (VR), and Web3. As an expert Unity 3D developer, most of my projects leverage Unity's multiplatform game development capabilities, allowing 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 using Unity software development best practices. 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.