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name: unity-ai-game-creator description: "Transform raw game ideas into complete Unity projects with AI-powered asset generation, scene blueprints, music/SFX prompts, and step-by-step development procedures using Unity 6+ and modern AI tools." category: game-development risk: safe source: community source_type: community date_added: "2026-05-08" author: Mann-Makhecha tags: [unity, game-development, ai-generation, asset-pipeline, scene-design, music-generation, game-design-document] tools: [claude, cursor, gemini, codex, antigravity]

Unity AI Game Creator

Overview

This skill transforms a raw game concept into a fully structured Unity development plan with AI-generated assets, scenes, music, scripts, and deployment-ready builds. It guides the agent through a 5-phase pipeline — from extracting core game dimensions to producing ready-to-use AI prompts for every asset category — using the latest Unity 6+ features and AI tooling ecosystem. Unlike generic Unity reference skills, this skill is workflow-driven: the user provides an idea, and the agent delivers a complete, actionable game development roadmap.

When to Use This Skill

• Use when a user describes a game idea and wants a complete development plan
• Use when generating AI prompts for 3D models, textures, music, sound effects, or UI assets
• Use when setting up a new Unity project from scratch with modern architecture
• Use when creating Scene Blueprints from a concept description
• Use when building a Game Design Document (GDD) from a rough idea
• Use when leveraging Unity AI Assistant, MCP server, or external AI tools in a game workflow
• Use when planning monetization, performance budgets, or app store deployment

How It Works

Master Pipeline

Execute these phases in order. Each phase produces concrete deliverables before advancing.

PHASE 1: IDEATION ──▶ PHASE 2: BLUEPRINT ──▶ PHASE 3: GENERATION ──▶ PHASE 4: ASSEMBLY ──▶ PHASE 5: DEPLOYMENT
  Game Brief            GDD + Scenes           AI Prompts + Assets     Project Setup          Build + Store
  Genre Analysis        Architecture           Scripts + Audio         Core Systems           QA + Submit
  Scope Assessment      Scene Blueprints       Voice + UI              Polish + Juice         Analytics

Phase 1: Ideation & Deep Analysis

Extract and clarify these dimensions from the user's game idea. Ask only for what is ambiguous — infer the rest from context.

| Dimension | What to Extract | If Unclear | |-----------|----------------|------------| | Genre | Primary + secondary genre blend | Suggest 3 genre combinations | | Platform | Mobile, PC, Console, WebGL, VR/AR | Recommend based on scope | | Perspective | 2D, 2.5D, 3D, Top-down, Side-scroll, FPS, TPS | Infer from genre | | Art Style | Realistic, Stylized, Pixel, Low-poly, Anime, Painterly | Suggest 3 options | | Core Loop | The 30-second repeating gameplay action | Identify from description | | Target Audience | Age range, gamer profile, platform habits | Recommend based on genre | | Session Length | Average play session duration | Infer from platform + genre | | Monetization | Free-to-play, Premium, Hybrid | Recommend based on platform | | Scope | Solo dev, small team, studio | Ask if not obvious | | Timeline | MVP in weeks, full release target | Suggest realistic milestones |

Also provide:

1. Top 3 Reference Games — What they do well, what the user can learn
2. Market Gap — What opportunity exists that competitors miss
3. Core Differentiator — The one unique thing about this game
4. Risk Assessment — Technical and market risks with mitigations

Scope Calibration:

| Scope | Timeline | Team Size | Feature Budget | |-------|----------|-----------|----------------| | Prototype | 1–2 weeks | Solo | Core loop only | | Vertical Slice | 4–6 weeks | Solo–2 | 1 complete level + polish | | MVP | 8–12 weeks | 2–4 | 3–5 levels + save + UI | | Full Release | 16–24+ weeks | 3–8 | Complete content + multiplayer |

Phase 2: Blueprint & Design

Game Design Document (GDD)

Generate a structured GDD covering:

1. Executive Summary — Elevator pitch, genre, USPs
2. Gameplay — Core loop diagram, progression, abilities, win/loss, difficulty curve
3. World & Narrative — Setting, characters, level structure
4. Art Direction — Visual style, color palette (hex codes), reference descriptions, UI/UX style
5. Audio Direction — Music style per scene, SFX categories, voice needs
6. Technical Spec — Unity version, render pipeline, performance budgets, SDKs
7. Monetization Strategy — Revenue model, IAP design, ad placement
8. Development Roadmap — Phases, milestones, feature priority matrix, risk register

Scene Blueprints

For each scene, produce a hierarchy covering:

• Environment — Ground/terrain, skybox, lighting setup, props with positions
• Interactive Objects — Behavior on interaction
• Characters / NPCs —