Why does an agency system include game-dev skills?

Because the system was built to run any production pipeline with the same discipline. The game shelf encodes a full 2.5D Unity workflow: Aseprite MCP Workflow, Asset Physics Rules, sprite atlases, mobile performance budgets, written to the same standard as the SEO shelf.

What does the five-agent game team cover?

The roles a small studio needs: architecture and sprint planning, level design, the asset pipeline, game economy and QA. Each agent owns its lane and hands off to the next, the same chain discipline our marketing agents use.

The pipeline targets Unity for 2.5D isometric work, that is where it was built and where the rules are concrete. The drawing and naming disciplines travel, but if you need engine-agnostic advice, this shelf will feel opinionated.

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Game Dev

Build 2.5D games in Unity without reinventing the production pipeline. Tilemap rules, sprite atlases, isometric pathfinding and mobile performance budgets.

This is one complete 2.5D Unity pipeline, not a pile of tips. Five specialised agents run it in order: architecture, level design, art assets, game economy, then quality testing, and no build moves forward until testing passes. The parts assume an isometric Unity project underneath.

16 skills · 5 agents

Who this shelf is for

Solo dev building a 2.5D isometric game and losing track of the pipeline
Small team that needs a real asset and animation workflow
Designer whose builds keep breaking because nothing gates quality

Where to start

Start with the Game Studio kit; it wires up the full chain, and Aseprite MCP Workflow is where most art pipelines actually begin.

Skills 16

Game Dev Skill

2D Animation Pipeline

Unity 6 Animator + AnimationClip pipeline for 2D sprite projects convert Aseprite tags to…

$15

Skills 16

Agents 5

Why does an agency system include game-dev skills?

What does the five-agent game team cover?

Is this Unity-only?