Unity Forge-Advanced Unity Development

Example

Guiding the structuring of a Unity project into a clean architecture that ensures each module or class has a single responsibility, is open for extension but closed for modification, and more.

Scenario

When redesigning an existing Unity game to improve modularity and facilitate future updates without breaking existing functionality.

Example

Implementing the Singleton pattern for game managers or the Observer pattern for event management within Unity projects.

Scenario

Developing a new Unity game that requires a central management system for game states, or implementing an event system for in-game notifications.

Example

Designing interfaces for game character behaviors, allowing for polymorphism in enemy AI scripts.

Scenario

Creating a flexible AI system that can easily be expanded with new enemy types without modifying the core AI management code.

Example

Providing detailed documentation within the codebase to explain complex logic or algorithms, making it easier for new team members to understand the project's structure.

Scenario

Preparing a Unity project for handover to another development team, ensuring the new team can quickly get up to speed with the existing codebase.