Independent projects that turn TinyGiants tools, design lessons, and community feedback into playable worlds.
Production tools with editor workflows, runtime APIs, samples, media, and documentation treated as one product.
Follow production notes, experiments, and release plans as TinyGiants grows.
Unity plugins built and battle-tested inside TinyGiants game projects.
A visual, FlowGraph-powered, end-to-end card roguelike framework for Unity.
Build complete card-battle content visually: author cards, decks, units, enemies, statuses, and encounters in the six-mode Game Card Editor, then create gameplay through FlowGraph instead of new C# classes.
Card Roguelike Framework · Unity 2021.3+ · Unity 6 recommended · Built-in and URP
Wire gameplay events visually. Keep runtime code clean.
A professional visual event architecture for Unity projects that need maintainable, testable workflows.
Event Architecture · Works with Unity 2021.3+ · Built-in, URP and HDRP
Independent games, crafted with care and made to last.
A new independent game is in development.
More details will be shared when the time is right.
When should you use the visual tools, and when should you reach for the scripting API? The answer is both — but knowing where each approach shines is what separates a clean, scalable event architecture from one that collapses under its own weight.
Cross-Scene Events: The Persistence Problem Nobody Talks AboutScene transitions break event subscriptions. Static events create ghost references. DontDestroyOnLoad is a band-aid. Here's how to build event communication that actually survives scene loads.
Debugging the Invisible: Why Event Systems Need Their Own Observability LayerEvents are fire-and-forget by nature. When something goes wrong, you can't step through them, can't see who's listening, can't trace the chain. Here's why event systems need dedicated debugging tools.
