ROME: Total War (Mobile) - Imperium Update

For most of its development, I served as the main developer for this project, having to handle many of its tasks, including:

• Help debug and implement workflow from the project from 3 distinct projects, into a single code base for the standard game and for each of its expansions (Barbarian Invasion and Alexander).
• Manage the internal release versions of the game and coordinate with QA the testing of the game.
• Check crash and bug reports to solve various bugs and crashes seen in the retail version of the game.
• Add support for keyboard and mouse controls on mobile platforms.
• Implement a series of new game options, mostly inspired from Total War: MEDIEVAL II. This includes variable unit size, new battle positioning mode, new campaign map movement type, more camera controls, and more options to manage the game controls.
• Rework the game’s Option Menu to a more modern layout, with a more expandable code architecture, to be able to the different new settings for the game.
• Generate the game sprite sheets in order to add new sprites to the game, this includes detailing how the original system work and remaking its automated script to work properly with the different Rome expansions.
• Update Help section HTML overlays rendering framework to support modern operating systems.
• Update the project to use the most up to date solutions for cloud saving, integrating the project with the company’s cloud storage solution, used to interface in iOS with Apple’s iCloud.
• Implement migration code for users setting when upgrading to the new version of the game, including adding a new popup screen to inform player of the update.

Details of the patch features can be seen at ROME: Total War - Imperium Update