Completing a 95% done Unity 2D game and dashboard
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I am looking for a skilled Unity developer to help me complete a 2D game and dashboard project. The project is already 95% complete, but I need assistance with bug fixing and optimizations to ensure a smooth and polished final product.
Specific tasks that need to be addressed include:
- Fixing any bugs that have been identified
- Optimizing the game and dashboard for better performance
The client already has a list of specific bugs and optimization issues that need to be addressed, so the developer will have clear direction on what needs to be fixed.
The timeline for completing these tasks is short-term, with a deadline of 1-4 weeks.
Skills and experience required for this project:
- Strong proficiency in Unity and experience with 2D game development
- Knowledge of bug fixing and optimization techniques
- Attention to detail and ability to polish and fine-tune the game and dashboard
If you are a Unity developer with the necessary skills and experience, and can commit to completing the tasks within the specified timeline, please reach out to discuss the project further.
I am looking for someone to complete a web browser based 2D game for adult learning that my other coders failed to do. The game, in UNITY itself, is 95% complete. The game, aimed at corporate training workshops, is overseen by a licensee or facilitator. A completed dashboard (70% done) is also needed so I can assign paying licensees a time-limited license in which they can deploy the game with THEIR clients ( including but not limited to issuing emails with unique passwords for attendees on each game run, verification of attendee/user, allowance for loggingback in if they log out accidentally and so on. SO this is a very B2B game and not a single-person/user type of fun/recreational game. You can get an idea from the table top game site http://www.everestchallenger.com. This will be the online variant of the game. Happy to have a chat. I attach a screen cap of the folders/files that they have sent me. They were unable to fix a bug and their programmer had too many personal problems taking him away from the project. hence my message to you today. I am in Singapore, so we have a smaller window in which to communicate in real time. Thanks
Specific tasks that need to be addressed include:
- Fixing any bugs that have been identified
- Optimizing the game and dashboard for better performance
The client already has a list of specific bugs and optimization issues that need to be addressed, so the developer will have clear direction on what needs to be fixed.
The timeline for completing these tasks is short-term, with a deadline of 1-4 weeks.
Skills and experience required for this project:
- Strong proficiency in Unity and experience with 2D game development
- Knowledge of bug fixing and optimization techniques
- Attention to detail and ability to polish and fine-tune the game and dashboard
If you are a Unity developer with the necessary skills and experience, and can commit to completing the tasks within the specified timeline, please reach out to discuss the project further.
I am looking for someone to complete a web browser based 2D game for adult learning that my other coders failed to do. The game, in UNITY itself, is 95% complete. The game, aimed at corporate training workshops, is overseen by a licensee or facilitator. A completed dashboard (70% done) is also needed so I can assign paying licensees a time-limited license in which they can deploy the game with THEIR clients ( including but not limited to issuing emails with unique passwords for attendees on each game run, verification of attendee/user, allowance for loggingback in if they log out accidentally and so on. SO this is a very B2B game and not a single-person/user type of fun/recreational game. You can get an idea from the table top game site http://www.everestchallenger.com. This will be the online variant of the game. Happy to have a chat. I attach a screen cap of the folders/files that they have sent me. They were unable to fix a bug and their programmer had too many personal problems taking him away from the project. hence my message to you today. I am in Singapore, so we have a smaller window in which to communicate in real time. Thanks