Anıl Tuluy
Unity
Roblox Studio
Blender
WordPress
SELF-TAUGHT DEVELOPER
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My name is Anıl Tuluy
My journey as a developer and designer has started in 2019 when I decided to change my career and follow my childhood passion. Since then I have developed myself in various fields of software development.
Currently I am working on multiple games in Unity and Roblox Studio as well as tutoring students in multiple disciplines like Unity game engine , Roblox Studio and 3D design.
C#
Lua
JavaScript
React
WHAT I HAVE LEARNED
Using the Fermat Spiral in Game Design
ON APRIL 20, 2025 / GAME DEVELOPMENT
While working on a hyper-casual game I have learned how to implement the Fermat Spiral – a mathematical pattern – which is a brilliant way to achieve organic aesthetics with very little processing power.
Building a Sand Simulation in Unity
ON DECEMBER 19, 2025 / GAME DEVELOPMENT
While working on a hyper-casual game I have learned how to implement the Fermat Spiral – a mathematical pattern – which is a brilliant way to achieve organic aesthetics with very little processing power.
Learning Unity ECS
ON JANUARY 19, 2026 / GAME DEVELOPMENT
While working on a hyper-casual game I have learned how to implement the Fermat Spiral – a mathematical pattern – which is a brilliant way to achieve organic aesthetics with very little processing power.
My Work
WHAT I HAVE LEARNED
Using the Fermat Spiral in Game Design
ON APRIL 20, 2025 / GAME DEVELOPMENT
While working on a hyper-casual game I have learned how to implement the Fermat Spiral – a mathematical pattern – which is a brilliant way to achieve organic aesthetics with very little processing power.
Building a Sand Simulation in Unity
ON DECEMBER 19, 2025 / GAME DEVELOPMENT
While working on a hyper-casual game I have learned how to implement the Fermat Spiral – a mathematical pattern – which is a brilliant way to achieve organic aesthetics with very little processing power.
Learning Unity ECS
ON JANUARY 19, 2026 / GAME DEVELOPMENT
While working on a hyper-casual game I have learned how to implement the Fermat Spiral – a mathematical pattern – which is a brilliant way to achieve organic aesthetics with very little processing power.