Products

Yes, the products page includes a built-in filter panel on the left side that lets you narrow results by specific Android version before you browse. You can filter by Android 9.0, 10.0, 11.0, 12.0, and Android 15.0, which means you can immediately see only the projects verified to work on your target deployment version without manually checking individual product pages. This matters more than most developers realise before their first purchase. A project built and tested on Android 12 may require additional configuration steps to run cleanly on Android 15 due to permission model changes, namespace handling updates, and changes to how background processes behave. Using the version filter eliminates that uncertainty before you spend money. The filter also works alongside price range and category filters simultaneously, so you can find, for example, a puzzle game under $50 confirmed compatible with Android 12 in a single filtered view rather than scrolling through all 512 products manually.

The Default sort order on the products page surfaces items based on a combination of recency, editorial selection, and platform popularity signals, similar to how a curated store front works. This means newer products and editorially highlighted items appear higher regardless of price. The Price Low to High sort reorders the entire catalogue purely by cost starting from $19 templates, which is useful if budget is your primary constraint and you want to see every option within your range before evaluating features. The Price High to Low sort is most useful for developers specifically looking for premium, complex projects like full simulation games or real-time multiplayer systems, where the price itself signals scope and feature depth. There is no single best sort order for every buyer. Beginners testing a first reskin project typically benefit from Price Low to High to find accessible starting points. Studios or freelancers looking for the most feature-complete foundation for a client project typically benefit from Default or Price High to Low to find the most fully-developed templates first.

Yes, bundle products are part of the catalogue and can be filtered directly on the products page using the Bundle option under the Category filter on the left panel. Bundles group multiple related game templates into a single purchase at a combined discount compared to buying each project individually. This makes bundles particularly useful for developers planning to publish multiple games across the same genre or for agencies building a library of customizable templates to draw from across different client projects. The discount structure on bundles varies by package but typically represents a 30 to 50 percent saving versus individual purchases. If you are considering three or more individual purchases, checking whether a bundle exists covering those genres first is worth doing before adding items to your cart separately. Bundle contents are listed clearly on each bundle product page including which specific Unity projects are included, their individual retail values, and the bundle price.

Flash Sale pricing on the products page represents a time-limited discount on specific items, typically 40 to 75 percent off the standard retail price. These discounts are not permanent and revert to the original price once the flash sale period ends. The flash sale section is accessible both through the Flash Sale filter tab on the products page and through the dedicated Flash Sale section on the category/games page, and the same discounted prices appear in both places simultaneously. There is no publicly displayed countdown timer on individual product cards on the all-products view, which means if you see a price that looks significantly reduced from a product you have been considering, purchasing during that session rather than waiting is the safer choice. Flash sale prices are applied at the product level and are already reflected in the price shown on the product card, so no coupon code is required to access the discount. The sale price you see is the price you pay at checkout.

Yes, custom feature development is a separate service available alongside the standard source code purchases on this platform. If you purchase a game template and need a feature added that is not part of the original project, such as a new game mode, a custom leaderboard system, social login integration, or a specific payment gateway, the Customization service handles this as a paid engagement. The Customization service is distinct from standard post-purchase support, which covers technical issues with the existing code rather than new development work. To request customization, you can reach the team via WhatsApp, email, or Microsoft Teams with a description of the features you need, and the team will provide a scope and cost estimate before any work begins. There is also a Reskinning service available separately for developers who want the visual customization work done professionally rather than handling art replacement themselves, which is a common choice for buyers who want to publish quickly without doing the reskin work in-house.

Most products on this page include either a live gameplay preview, a demo APK for Android device testing, or a gameplay video that shows the actual running build rather than just screenshots. The availability of each preview type is listed on the individual product page under the product media section. For free items in the catalogue, you can download the complete source code immediately after registering a free account, which gives you full access to evaluate the code quality, project structure, and customization complexity before deciding whether to purchase premium products in a similar style. This free download option covers several complete Unity game projects with AdMob integration already included, making it a practical way to assess the codebase standards across the platform before spending money on a paid template. If a specific paid product you are considering does not have a demo APK available, the support team can often provide additional build information or answer technical questions about project structure before purchase.

Unity releases major LTS (Long Term Support) updates on a regular schedule, and API changes between versions can occasionally affect how a project opens or compiles in a newer Unity editor. If a project you purchased stops compiling cleanly due to a Unity engine update that occurred after your purchase date, this falls under the active support window for your purchase. The standard support period covers three months from purchase, and the extended package covers six months. Within this window, compatibility issues caused by Unity engine updates are treated as support cases rather than out-of-scope requests, since the engine change is external to the code you purchased. Outside the support window, the platform offers paid update assistance for projects that need compatibility work done for a newer Unity version. Checking the Unity version listed on the product page before purchasing and opening the project in that specific version, rather than the latest available Unity release, is the most reliable way to avoid compatibility issues during your development window.

Yes, but this requires the Extended License rather than the Regular License. The Regular License, which is the standard purchase option, covers free-to-play games monetized through advertising such as AdMob. It does not cover applications where the end user pays to download or access the application. If you plan to publish the game as a paid app on the App Store or Google Play, where users pay a one-time download fee, you need to purchase the Extended License for that specific product. The same applies if you are a freelancer or agency building and delivering the customized game as a paid service to a client. In that case the end product is being sold to the client as a work-for-hire deliverable, which falls under the Extended License terms. License type selection is available at the point of purchase on each product page. If you are uncertain whether your intended use requires an Extended License, contacting the support team before purchasing is recommended since license upgrades after purchase require a separate transaction.

A single Regular License purchase covers one published application. This means you can reskin the template once and publish it as one game on one or more app stores, but publishing two separate games built from the same source code purchase requires purchasing the license twice, once for each published application. This is a standard licensing model across the software and game development marketplace industry and is not specific to this platform. If you are planning to publish multiple games based on the same template with different themes, buying the license separately for each published game is the correct approach. For developers or agencies planning to use the same template for multiple client projects or multiple branded releases, the Extended License and bulk purchase enquiries are handled through the support team, and volume arrangements are available for studios publishing at scale. The key distinction is that one license covers one end product, not one developer account or one developer.

Immediately after purchase confirmation, you receive access to a downloadable package from your account dashboard. The package is delivered as a compressed archive containing the complete Unity project folder, which opens directly in the Unity editor without requiring any additional unpacking tools beyond standard archive software. Inside the project folder you will find the Assets directory with all C# script files, scene files, prefab files, texture and sprite files in PNG or WebP format, audio files, and any third-party plugin folders that are part of the project. A documentation file in PDF or text format is included with most packages, covering the project setup steps, AdMob configuration instructions, and build settings for Android and iOS. Some packages also include a pre-compiled APK file for immediate device testing before you open the project in Unity. Downloads are available from your account dashboard immediately after payment confirmation and do not expire, meaning you can re-download the package at any time from your purchase history if you need to restore it to a new machine.