Boom Boom Cube

Boom Boom Cube is a match-3 puzzle game project built around a data-driven grid system, scalable gameplay architecture, and mobile-friendly visual feedback.

Match-3 games need predictable grid logic, responsive interactions, and visual feedback that keeps the loop satisfying without making the codebase brittle.

I engineered the gameplay systems, level data flow, match detection, gravity behavior, and performance-oriented structure.

• Unity and C#
• ScriptableObjects
• JSON-based puzzle layouts
• Coroutines
• Factory Pattern
• Event-driven architecture

• Used JSON parsing to support dynamic puzzle layouts.
• Implemented Flood Fill with BFS for recursive match detection.
• Decoupled UI, audio, and gameplay through event-driven architecture.
• Separated world-space and UI-space rendering responsibilities.

• Keeping match detection correct across recursive cases.
• Making gravity simulation feel natural after cube clears.
• Preserving mobile performance while adding visual effects.

The project demonstrates a scalable Unity gameplay codebase with custom gravity, object pooling, adaptive camera scaling, particle feedback, and screen shake.

Game systems benefit from strict separation between core logic, presentation, and feedback layers. Good architecture makes it easier to improve feel without rewriting gameplay rules.