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Mobile user acquisition after the privacy changes: what actually changed
If you last looked at mobile marketing several years ago, the mechanics have changed more than the strategy. What happened. Device-level advertising identifiers are …
Rewarded ads and interstitials do different things to retention
Both are ads, and treating them as interchangeable is how a game with decent numbers becomes a game people uninstall. Rewarded ads are opt in. The player chooses to …
Pathfinding that does not melt a mobile CPU
Navigation is usually one of the first things to show up in a mobile profiler once you have more than a handful of agents. Do not recalculate every frame. Most agent…
How to decide texture resolution per asset instead of guessing
Texture memory is usually the largest single cost in a mobile or standalone VR build, and most projects set resolution by habit rather than by need. Think in texels …
Blender to Unity without the usual scale and rotation mess
Almost everyone hits this. The model arrives 100 times too big, or lying on its face, or the rig imports with the wrong bone orientation. Scale. Blender and Unity bo…
The first sixty seconds of a mobile game decide everything
Most of the players you lose, you lose before they have played properly. Worth treating that first minute as its own piece of design. Get to play immediately. Every …
UI in a VR headset: why your flat menu is unreadable
Designers usually bring a flat-screen UI into VR and it feels wrong immediately. The fixes are mostly about distance and physical size. Distance. Do not put UI close…
Hand tracking or controllers: which to build for
Worth deciding early, because it shapes your whole interaction design rather than being a setting you toggle. Controllers give you precision, physical buttons, and h…
VR comfort: the things that actually stop people feeling sick
If testers take the headset off after five minutes, this is usually why. Comfort is not polish, it is whether your experience is usable at all. Frame rate is not neg…
Addressables or Resources: when the migration is actually worth it
This comes up on nearly every project that gets past prototype, usually phrased as "should we move to Addressables". Resources is simple and it ships everything in t…
Your Unity build got huge. Here is how to find out what is actually in it
Build size creeps up quietly and then someone notices the download is putting people off. Guessing wastes days, so read the report instead. After a build, Unity writ…
AR and camera apps: the store review rejections that are easy to avoid
If your app uses the camera, most review rejections come from a small set of avoidable mistakes rather than anything deep. iOS: - NSCameraUsageDescription is require…
Where AI actually earns its place in a game production
Setting aside the hype, here is where teams we talk to are getting real value, and where they are not. Working well right now: - Tooling and pipeline. Batch renaming…
What actually drives the cost of a VR project
We get asked "how much for a VR app" a lot, and the honest answer is that three things move the number and almost nothing else does. 1. Content volume. Not features,…
Unity mobile performance: the checks worth running before you optimise anything
Before you start deleting objects and lowering textures, find out what is actually slow. Most mobile performance work we see is guesswork aimed at the wrong thing. E…
WebAR reality check: what actually runs in a phone browser in 2026
This trips up nearly every AR project that starts with "it should just open from a link". What works today: Android, Chrome — WebXR with immersive-ar is properly sup…
Welcome — tell us what you are building, or what is broken
This is a free space for people making games. No account needed to read; a free sign-in to post. Three things it is good for: 1. Something is broken and you have bur…