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Convert mobile runner game from UE4.2 to latest Unity version

Job description

Hello,

We are a small indie team and have released the title called Shio Hashtag Queens Superhero, which we had finished just recently. It’s a story-based runner-shooter game for Android with a female protagonist, running different tracks and shooting down gangsters on the way. Shio has been a popular character on Giphy.com/Robodrone for quite some time. Half a billion+ people watched her gifs and several hundred thousand keep doing it every day. So the plan is to release the game on iOS too and publish it to the Appstore. And for that purpose we need you –with all of your iOS development experience to help us do it.

Please check the game on Google Playmarket by the link below and in case it looks interesting to you - we are waiting to hear from you – your prices and suggestions.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.robodrone.shio.hashtag.queen.superhero.runner&pli=

Contract job

We need an experienced Unity programmer C++, Java, Blueprint, Apple API, Unreal Engine, to join our development team.

The project has been done in Unreal Engine and has the Cloud Save system, working ads system, in-game store and purchases. We need to rework and reassemble this project in Unity with all its features functioning.

1. Transfer all the game assets from Unreal to Unity(either via automated means, including plugins or assisting our artists in doing so).

2. Create or implement an already existing endless runner algorithm and apply it to the levels of the game.

3. Launch and setup interstitial ads inside the App and solve all related issues

4. Organize for the local and network saving of game data.

5. Set up iTunes products, in-app purchases, launch and setup Apple Store functionality in the game.

6. Launch on Google Play latest version and Appstore iOS latest version and fix the bugs in the project on IOS and Android.

Please send your cost estimate for this project and time needed to execute it to rebec@camdc.org