Role fit
Unity gameplay and generalist programming
Unity, C#, combat feel, encounter pacing, UI feedback, AI behavior, and iteration tools.
Entry-level Unity game developer
Tanvir Ahmed Arnab
This is a live portfolio build for my game development work. Right now it uses polished sample case studies to establish the structure, presentation, and pacing of the final site. Real shipped, school, and jam projects will replace these sections as the portfolio is finalized.
Current version: real website structure, sample project content.
Best project
Sample flagship case study
This homepage currently highlights one sample flagship project and two supporting samples to prove out the final portfolio structure.
Reach me
www.tanvirahmedarnab.com
Professional email, live project links, and final contact details will be added when the real portfolio content is ready.
Selected work
A launch-ready portfolio layout built with sample projects that can later be swapped for real work.
Sample flagship project
Skyline Siege
A Unity tactics-defense prototype about rerouting enemy pressure across a rooftop city block while keeping every decision readable at a glance.
- Encounter director and wave authoring tools
- Event-driven HUD and lane telegraphs
- AI state logic tuned through playtest feedback
Sample supporting project
Ritual Runner
A fast 2D action platformer focused on movement feel, responsive combat timing, and strong player feedback under jam-scale constraints.
- Buffered input and coyote time
- Combat timing and checkpoint flow
- Controller and keyboard parity
Sample supporting project
Signal Bloom
A narrative puzzle exploration project that leans on stable state tracking, interaction UI, and writer-friendly debugging tools.
- Dialogue state and revisit logic
- Save/load flow and branch debugging
- Interaction prompts grounded in player context
Skills
The final portfolio will use this section to summarize the technical habits behind the work.
Core tools
Unity, C#, ScriptableObjects, Cinemachine, Git, rapid prototyping, build cleanup, debug tooling.
Gameplay work
Combat feel, enemy AI, state-driven systems, interaction loops, pacing passes, difficulty tuning, onboarding clarity.
Team habits
Playtest-driven iteration, readable handoff notes, scoped milestone planning, and pairing technical decisions with player-facing feedback.
About this build
This version of the site is a polished placeholder designed to be easy to replace later.
The goal right now is to get a real personal domain live with a clean structure, strong visual rhythm, and recruiter-friendly information hierarchy. That way the final portfolio can focus on replacing sections with real projects instead of redesigning the site from scratch.
Every sample section on this site is standing in for future case studies, real screenshots, actual GitHub or itch links, and production-ready contact details.
What gets replaced later
- Sample project titles, writeups, screenshots, and outcome notes
- Placeholder resume and temporary contact copy
- Any sample metrics that should become real project-specific results
Next step