Test project for applicants: Requires Unity 2019.4.5f1.
Implement a small game based on two different game mechanics (Space Invaders and Match 3).
- Don't spend more than 6-8 hours for coding on it.
- Concentrate on the gameplay experience, data structures, architecture and separation of concerns.
- Everything in the project is used for your reference, you can use any of the assets or completely remove all of them.
- You aren't required to use the provided assets, you can use unity default shapes, build your own, make the game work in 3D, or put some sprites together to get a desired shape. You won't be evaluated in your 3D/2D skills, instead the subject of evaluation will be:
- The implementation of the requirements.
- The code quality.
- Your proficiency with the Unity Engine.
Read the REQUIREMENTS.md before starting
Remember to read both this README and the REQUIREMENTS before starting to work on the project.
- Clone this repository.
- Develop as you would do in a normal project.
- Do not use copyright/third party libraries.
- Upload this project to a public or private repository in your account and invite Gottfried Eibner to it.
- Split the requirements into sub tasks and estimate the time it would take for each one.
- Send an email to gottfried@innerspace.recruitee.com with your estimations.
- Optionally, contact Gottfried Eibner for requirements clarification.
- Functional build for x64 machines.
- Comment the execution time for each issue closed. You can also add some extra information explaining why a task took less or more time than the estimated.
- Review the project (what you learn, where you struggle, what you liked from what you did, if we should pay attention on a particular piece of the project). You can use the Review.md for this.
- Tag the final commit as "Release" and upload the build to the GitHub releases page.
- Inform Gottfried Eibner of the finished projects.
- Project completion (provided build and project)
- Whole feel of the game
- User experience
- Structure of the
- project (scene ordering, how you set up components, nesting, etc)
- code (how you define entry points, connections between scripts and nest your logic)
- How and which software patterns you use.
- Maintainability and cleanliness of your code.
- How you test your code.
- Creativity
Questions at any time to gottfried.eibner@innerspace.eu