Retro Mobile Mech Shooter
Budget: $2 – $8 USD
I’m commissioning a third-person mech shooter built specifically for mobile devices with a vibrant retro look. Core pillars of the design are a fully featured multiplayer mode, a narrative-driven story campaign, and deep mech customization that lets players swap weapons, armor, and cosmetic parts before jumping into combat.
Here’s what I need you to deliver:
• A playable third-person prototype that runs smoothly on modern iOS and Android handsets.
• Online multiplayer that supports quick matchmaking as well as private rooms.
• A short but polished story arc (think three to five missions) to demonstrate campaign flow.
• A customization garage where players can alter load-outs and visual skins, all reflected in-game.
• Retro-styled environments, UI, and audio that evoke classic arcade shooters while remaining crisp on high-resolution screens.
I’m open to the engine you prefer—Unity, Unreal, or another mobile-friendly toolkit—as long as you can show a track record of shipping smooth, networked games. Source code, art assets, and clear build instructions must be part of the hand-over so I can continue expanding the project after this milestone.
If this sounds like your area of expertise, let’s talk scope, timelines, and how you’d tackle multiplayer netcode and mech customization in a nostalgic pixel-infused world.
Here’s what I need you to deliver:
• A playable third-person prototype that runs smoothly on modern iOS and Android handsets.
• Online multiplayer that supports quick matchmaking as well as private rooms.
• A short but polished story arc (think three to five missions) to demonstrate campaign flow.
• A customization garage where players can alter load-outs and visual skins, all reflected in-game.
• Retro-styled environments, UI, and audio that evoke classic arcade shooters while remaining crisp on high-resolution screens.
I’m open to the engine you prefer—Unity, Unreal, or another mobile-friendly toolkit—as long as you can show a track record of shipping smooth, networked games. Source code, art assets, and clear build instructions must be part of the hand-over so I can continue expanding the project after this milestone.
If this sounds like your area of expertise, let’s talk scope, timelines, and how you’d tackle multiplayer netcode and mech customization in a nostalgic pixel-infused world.