How We Build Games & Apps with Unity

Overview

What Unity Is

Unity is a professional game and app engine for creating interactive 2D, 3D, AR, and VR experiences. It combines design, scripting, and real-time rendering in one powerful development environment.

We use Unity for everything from mobile games like Galaxy Contender to real-time interfaces and preview tools for LifeFused Labs.

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Why We Use Unity

• Cross-platform power: Build once, deploy to Android, iOS, desktop, and web.
• Real-time 3D: Immediate previews and gameplay testing as you design.
• Extensible engine: Integrates with Firebase, Ads, Analytics, and in-app purchases.

Unity allows us to build polished, optimized projects faster — and connect AI and backend tools directly into real-time scenes.

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How We Use It at OnTheCouchStudio

• Game Development: Building and optimizing Galaxy Contender with ads, IAPs, and leaderboard systems.
• Mobile App Frameworks: Running prototypes for LifeFused features using Flutter UI shells.
• Asset Integration: Importing 3D models and PBR textures from Blender.
• Testing & Automation: Linking Firebase for user data, crash logs, and analytics.

Unity serves as the central hub connecting art, code, and data — bringing all our ideas to life in interactive form.

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Pro Tips for Creators Using Unity

• Use version control with GitHub for safe collaboration and rollbacks.
• Test performance early — mobile builds reveal optimization needs quickly.
• Connect your project to Firebase for analytics and remote data.
• Pair Unity with Blender for clean asset import and animation workflows.

Unity’s flexibility makes it ideal for small studios — you can scale from prototype to production without switching engines.

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