Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Nevşehir, Turkey

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I have a clear concept for a fast-paced, third-person action game and need a developer who can turn that vision into a polished mobile experience. The core twist is the control scheme: instead of the usual touch buttons, virtual joysticks, or tilt input, players will direct movement and attacks by drawing quick, gesture-based paths on the screen. Think of swiping a sword arc or sketching a sprint line—controls must feel fluid, responsive, and intuitive on both phones and tablets.

Here’s how I see the project unfolding:

• Prototype a lightweight scene that proves the draw-to-move / draw-to-attack mechanic works smoothly at 60 fps.
• Build out a hero character with basic run, jump, dodge, and combo animations visible from an over-the-shoulder camera.
• Integrate one enemy type and simple AI to stress-test combat flow.
• Once the control and camera foundations feel tight, expand to additional levels, enemy classes, and FX.

Unity or Unreal Engine are both fine—whichever will get us quicker iteration on mobile. I’ll supply concept art, animation references, and sample gesture diagrams; you’ll handle coding, rigging, and optimisation for common iOS and Android devices. Version control through GitHub is preferred so we can review commits in real time.

Acceptance criteria:
1. Gesture recognition latency under 80 ms on mid-tier devices.
2. Stable frame rate (target 60 fps) across a representative device list we’ll agree on.
3. Clean, modular code with clear comments for future feature drops.

If you’ve shipped games with custom gesture input or responsive third-person cameras, I’d love to see a quick clip or APK. Let’s collaborate to make this draw-driven action game feel as slick as it sounds." (client-provided description)