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Game Development Blog - Page 3
Technical articles on Unity development, mobile porting, and game architecture.
Legacy Flash to Modern HTML5: A Developer's Migration Guide
A practical guide covering the full Flash-to-HTML5 migration process: asset extraction, logic porting, UI modernisation, and performance optimisation.
Our 4-Phase Game Development Process: From Concept to Launch
A walkthrough of our structured development methodology: Discovery, Agile Sprints, QA & Optimisation, and Launch & LiveOps.
Game QA Best Practices: A Developer's Testing Guide
Practical game QA guide covering functional testing, performance profiling, device coverage, and crash resolution. Written by engineers who ship mobile games.
Working With a Game Dev Agency: What to Expect
What actually happens when you hire a game development agency. Discovery, scoping, production, QA, and launch. A straightforward guide from a UK Unity studio.
Mobile Game Porting Guide: PC to Mobile in Unity
How to port a PC or console game to mobile. Covers input remapping, thermal management, memory budgets, device testing, and timeline expectations.
Platform Readiness: What Every Developer Needs Before Hitting Submit
A practical guide to the pre-submission requirements that catch developers off guard: app store compliance, console certification, and our launch checklist.
Is Your Game Ready to Port? A Technical Feasibility Guide
Before committing budget to a port, know what you are signing up for. The technical factors that determine whether a port is straightforward or a re-engineering project.
When to Migrate Your Unity Project (And When to Stay Put)
A practical guide to deciding whether your Unity project needs a version migration. The real costs, risks, and rewards of upgrading, with a decision framework.
Managing Thermal Throttling in Unity Mobile Games
Why your mobile game slows down after 10 minutes and what to do about it. Thermal monitoring, adaptive quality, and memory budgeting in Unity, with open-source code.
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