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Client/server networking protocol and transport layer for Unity multiplayer games, including mobile builds where transport behavior matters.

• Unity projects, including mobile, that need a controlled networking layer for gameplay traffic.
• Multiplayer games where packet shape and channel behavior are part of the design.
• Authoritative host/client architectures that need predictable transport behavior.

Massive deterministic simulation engine for Unity DOTS/ECS, designed for up to 64 players and 100,000+ active units at 15 Hz.

• Large-scale strategy, tactics, 4X, battlefield, and simulation-heavy games.
• Games with massive AI armies, factions, or crowds that need shared rules.
• Multiplayer projects where replay, checksums, and desync tooling are not optional.

Standalone .NET relay server for teams that need Fireball-style sessions to be discoverable and reachable.

• Games that need a lightweight relay and listing service around Fireball sessions.
• Hosted or peer-hosted multiplayer where clients need help finding a live server.
• Internal playtest infrastructure where sessions should be easy to spin up and inspect.

Encrypted UDP networking package for Unity projects that need security and delivery behavior designed together.

• Unity multiplayer projects that need encrypted UDP transport from the start.
• Games that need more traffic shapes than a simple reliable/unreliable split.
• State-sync heavy games where sequenced-unreliable traffic matters.

Deterministic fixed-point math stack for Unity DOTS projects that cannot afford platform drift.

• Deterministic multiplayer simulation.
• Lockstep games where cross-platform numeric consistency must be boring.
• DOTS/ECS projects that need fixed-point transforms and math without a foreign API shape.

VAT and BAT animation baking and playback for Unity 6 DOTS/ECS projects with far too many animated units.

• Massive animated crowds in strategy, simulation, or battlefield-scale games.
• DOTS/ECS projects where Animator or per-character skinned animation is too expensive.
• Games that can trade runtime flexibility for GPU-friendly baked playback.