squad-skills-game-development

Game development engineering skills for Unity and C#: C# conventions, project patterns, architecture, editor workflows, asset management, gameplay and state systems, input, character controllers, cameras, UI, save/load, game AI, physics, procedural generation, performance, profiling, and build and release.

Version 0.4.0, 24 skills.

Install

copilot plugin install ./plugins/game-development

Skills

Skill	Purpose	Load when
`camera-systems`	Cinemachine, follow/aim, shake, collision	Setting up cameras
`character-controller-systems`	Movement, grounding, slopes, kinematic vs physics	Building a character controller
`csharp-conventions`	Unity-flavoured C# style, nullability, allocations, async	Writing or reviewing C# scripts
`game-accessibility`	Accessibility in games - vision (colour-blind-safe palettes, non-colour cues, text scaling, contrast, high-contrast mode, screen reader and...	Designing or reviewing game options, menus, controls, UI, audio, or when auditing a game for accessibility
`game-ai`	Behaviour trees, FSMs, perception, navigation	Implementing enemy or NPC AI
`game-analytics`	Game telemetry in Unity - event schema (session, level, economy, tutorial, error events), typed event classes and naming, batching and offline queue,...	Adding telemetry to a game, designing events, analysing player behaviour, or tuning difficulty and economy from data
`game-localisation`	Localisation engineering for Unity and C# games - string tables and keys with no hardcoded text, Unity Localization package basics, locale-aware...	Adding text to a game, preparing for translation, adding a language, or debugging missing glyphs, overflow, or wrong formatting
`game-performance`	Frame budget, GC, pooling, batching, jobs/Burst	Optimising runtime performance
`game-profiling`	Profiler, Memory Profiler, Frame Debugger, device capture	Finding performance problems
`game-state-management`	Game flow, state machines, scene transitions	Managing game and scene state
`game-store-release`	Store distribution preparation for Unity (C#) games across PC, console and mobile stores in a platform-neutral way - store requirements checklist...	Preparing a game for a store submission, integrating store services, or planning release and post-release operations
`gameplay-systems`	Abilities, health, inventory, interaction, data-driven rules	Implementing gameplay features
`input-systems`	Input System actions, rebinding, devices, buffering	Wiring player input
`multiplayer-netcode`	Multiplayer networking engineering for Unity and C# games - deciding whether multiplayer is worth its cost, topologies (authoritative client-server,...	Adding or evaluating multiplayer, designing network architecture, syncing gameplay state, or debugging lag, desync, or cheating
`physics-systems`	Layers, queries, fixed timestep, joints, determinism	Working with physics
`procedural-generation`	Seeded RNG, noise, WFC, validation, reproducibility	Generating content at runtime
`save-load-systems`	Serialization, versioning, migration, slots, integrity	Persisting game data
`ui-systems`	uGUI vs UI Toolkit, navigation, binding, scaling	Building in-game UI
`unity-architecture`	Composition, ScriptableObjects, events, dependency wiring	Designing runtime structure
`unity-asset-management`	Import settings, Addressables, loading, memory	Adding or loading assets
`unity-build-release`	Build pipeline, profiles, CI, platforms, versioning	Building and shipping
`unity-editor-workflows`	Custom inspectors, tooling, validation, editor scripts	Building editor tools
`unity-project-patterns`	Folder layout, assemblies, namespaces, scenes, prefabs	Setting up or reorganising a project
`unity-testing`	Automated testing for Unity projects - Unity Test Framework with NUnit, Edit Mode versus Play Mode tests, test assembly definitions, structuring code...	Adding tests to a Unity project, making game code testable, setting up CI test runs, or fixing flaky tests

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Works well with: creative-technology, game, shared, platform-engineering. Skills may mention skills from other plugins in a short "See also" note; each skill stands on its own if those plugins are not installed.