Unity PlayFab Realistic Mobile Game

About the project

The project moves an already-defined concept into a fully playable, production-ready title. Unity (latest LTS) and C# will drive development, with PlayFab providing player accounts, cloud saves, leaderboards, matchmaking and other live-ops features. What matters most is the creation of immersive, realistic 3D environments; characters and props must sit naturally in these spaces, with smooth animation blending, accurate physics and responsive, mobile-friendly controls. Every scene, shader and texture should be profiled and trimmed until it holds 60 fps on both Android and iOS without sacrificing visual fidelity. Key technical scope • Scene construction and lighting for realism (URP or HDRP, whichever better meets the target devices) • Character animation trees, root-motion adjustments and custom rig additions for special actions • Gameplay systems in C# (combat, inventory, progression, UI flows) tied cleanly into ScriptableObjects for easy tuning • Full PlayFab integration: login, cloud data, economy, statistics and real-time multiplayer where required • Third-party SDK hookups (analytics, in-app purchases) with a clean service locator pattern • Mobile optimization pass: batching, occlusion, LOD groups, addressables, on-demand resources and platform-specific quality tiers Deliverables 1. Unity project in source control, builds running on Android & iOS test devices 2. PlayFab title configured and linked, with sample user data flowing end-to-end 3. Technical documentation covering project structure, architecture decisions and deployment steps 4. Recorded walk-through (screen capture with voice) that shows the game booting, logging in, playing a short session and syncing progress to the cloud Acceptance criteria • Visual benchmark scenes hold 60 fps on a mid-range 3-year-old phone (one Android, one iPhone) • A new user can install, sign in, play, close the app, reinstall and recover data seamlessly • Code passes a static analysis sweep (default Unity Analyzer rules) with no critical issues With these milestones met, the base game will be ready for content expansion and soft-launch testing.

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