Swipe Gunner is a dynamic mobile game template where the player controls a weapon mounted on a vehicle, blasting through hordes of monsters on the way to the final destination. It comes with ready-to-play demo levels and is easy to expand, customize, and integrate into any project.
This template is an excellent starting point for building a complete mobile action game with intuitive swipe controls, or for use as a standalone gameplay module within a larger project.
Support
Try a demo: Browser Demo
Core Architecture
- Dependency injection via Zenject — zero singletons, fully decoupled modules
- Async game loop powered by UniTask
- Signal-based communication between modules
- Object pooling for enemies, projectiles, audio and UI popups
- Addressables-based asset loading with auto-generated address constants
- Four-scene architecture (Bootstrap, Global, UI, Gameplay)
Player Systems
- Spline-based vehicle movement
- Swipe-controlled turret with laser trajectory preview
- Shooting system with ammo tracking
- Rocket launcher with target detection and arc flight
- Player health, damage, low-health effects and explosion fragments
- Wheel rotation, smoke and fire visual feedback
- Haptic feedback (iOS & Android)
Upgrade & Progression
- Drag-and-drop merge board with animated part combining
- 5 upgradeable part types: Armor (health), Wheels (speed), Turret (damage), Ammo Box (capacity), Rocket (explosive damage)
- Permanent progression saved between sessions
- Weighted random part spawning based on current upgrade levels
- Coin economy with wallet service
Enemy Systems
- 2 fully animated enemy types: Stickman and Tentacle
- Stickman: 7-state AI (Idle, Wander, Chase, Attack, Hit, Dead, Inactive), ragdoll on death
- Tentacle: sphere-cast attack with rotation toward player
- Spline-based spawn system with visual editor (RectAlong, Circle, Rect zones)
- Configurable stats: health, damage, speed, reward — scale with level index
- Culling system: AI and rendering disabled for off-screen enemies
Monetization
- 3 ad mediation providers, swap via compile define:AppLovin MAX (APPLOVIN)
LevelPlay / IronSource (LEVELPLAY)
Google AdMob (ADMOB)
- Banner, interstitial (with cooldown and level gate) and rewarded ads
- Google UMP consent + iOS ATT tracking authorization
- No Ads purchase support
Camera
- Cinemachine-based system with 3 cameras: Start, Follow, Finish
- Smooth blended transitions between states
- Aspect ratio FOV correction — consistent horizontal FOV on any screen
User Interface
- Stack-based navigation with separate popup stack
- HUD: ammo counter, coin balance, level indicator, meter progress bar, rocket launcher button
- Upgrade screen with merge board
- Tap to Start, Level Complete, Level Failed, Settings screens
- Loading curtain with animated shader
- Safe Area support for notched devices
Tutorial System
- Step-based tutorial driven by signal completion
- Configurable steps via ScriptableObject — no code changes needed
- Blocks UI interaction per step, restores on completion
Level System
- ScriptableObject level database
- Spline-based enemy spawn zones with Scene View Gizmos editor
- Automatic level looping when all levels completed
- Door triggers, speed change zones, camera switch zones
Audio
- Pooled SoundEmitter — 2D, 3D fixed position, 3D follow transform
- AudioMixer with separate Music and SFX groups
- All sounds configurable via ScriptableObject (volume, pitch, loop, spatial blend)
Save System
- Signal-driven persistence — no direct coupling between services and storage
- 5 independent data stores: Progress, Player parts, Board layout, Settings, Wallet
- JSON serialization via PlayerPrefs
- One-click reset via Editor tool
Editor Tools
- Auto code generation for Addressables address constants (Ctrl+G)
- Scene quick-open shortcuts
- One-click PlayerPrefs clear
- Enemy spawn zone visual editor with Gizmos
- Script and folder structure exporters
