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WHERE SOLO EFFORT SHAPES EXTRAORDINARY AND UNIQUE GAME EXPERIENCES.

What's Next?

Throughout my game development journey, I have created many successful hypercasual mobile games, which have achieved over 30 million downloads worldwide. These games, with their simple and fun mechanics, have reached a broad audience. You can explore some of these projects through the images and links on the right.

Now, I am entering a new phase. Moving forward, I will focus on developing more immersive and long-lasting games for the PC platform. Working solo, I aim to deliver unique experiences to players through my creative vision. If you'd like to join me on this new adventure, feel free to follow my progress or get in touch.

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Colorizing Object Names in Unity's Hierarchy Window


Discover how to enhance your Unity workflow by colorizing object names in the hierarchy window using the tag format. This post walks you through creating the HierarchyObjectColor script that allows for quick identification and organization of game objects based on their colors.
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How to Format Unity's Time.time as hh:mm:ss


Learn how to format Unity's Time.time property into a user-friendly hh:mm:ss or hh:mm string using an extension method. This post walks you through creating a static class and method to efficiently handle time formatting in your Unity projects!
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Innovations in Unity 6: Revolutionizing Game Development


Revolutionary innovations await you in Unity 6! Discover enhanced graphics engines, new AI tools, and much more.
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Efficient Searching in Unity's Project View


When working on large Unity projects, managing files in the Project View can be challenging. However, using search filtering commands such as t:, l:, and name:, you can quickly locate specific asset types like textures, prefabs, or materials. These commands also allow you to find labeled assets or restrict your search to certain folders, significantly improving your workflow. By utilizing these search tips, you can keep your projects organized and speed up development.