Purchases are delivered through the Unity Asset Store. You receive the Unity package and any documentation or setup resources included with that product.

Start with the documentation linked on the product page, import into the recommended Unity version, open the included demo scene, and confirm the project runs before changing SDKs, themes, or gameplay settings.

Use the product page resources first. They usually include documentation plus focused setup notes for ads, in-app purchases, demos, and configuration. Follow them in order and test each system before moving to the next.

Make a backup or version-control branch before editing. For larger changes, keep a clean copy of the original package so you can compare settings, scripts, and prefabs while customizing your project.

Yes, but use the listed Unity version as the baseline first. Upgrade a copy of the project, then test gameplay, ads, IAP, localization, scenes, and build targets after each major change.

Usage is governed by the Unity Asset Store EULA and the license selected at checkout. Review the current Unity license terms for your team and organization before purchase.

Each product page lists its original or supported Unity version. Using the listed version is the safest starting point before upgrading a copy of the project.

The current mobile templates are intended for Android and iOS workflows. Some products also list WebGL, standalone, Amazon, Samsung, or Windows store support on their product pages.

Most products include Unity IAP and common advertising integrations. Exact networks and setup resources are listed on each product page. Third-party SDK versions can change, so verify compatibility before updating dependencies.

Customization and publishing assistance may be available as a separate service. Submit a pre-purchase or general inquiry with your scope, target platforms, and expected timeline.

Support requests are reviewed as soon as possible, typically within one to two business days. Complete purchase and environment information helps avoid follow-up delays.

Include the product name, invoice number, Unity version, target platform, steps to reproduce, expected result, actual result, console errors, and relevant screenshots or video links.

Refunds are handled under the Unity Asset Store refund policy. Contact Unity Asset Store support and include your order details; Hyperbyte can help with technical troubleshooting first.

We can help identify issues in the original product and offer guidance, but extensive debugging of third-party integrations or heavily modified project code may require a separate customization engagement.

The template is designed to be configurable by non-programmers, while its commented C# source remains fully available for deeper customization.

The package includes support for Unity Ads, Google AdMob, ironSource, and AppLovin MAX, with guidance for configuring other networks.

Five game modes are included: Classic, Timed, Blast, Advanced, and Challenge.

Yes. The package includes editor-friendly configuration for adding levels and supports both the included light and dark themes as a starting point.

Yes. Visual themes, piece presentation, gameplay configuration, audio, and supporting UI can be adapted to your project.

Yes. More than ten languages are preconfigured and the localization structure can be extended.

The package includes 240 puzzle levels and supports adding your own image-and-word puzzles.

Yes. The included project provides gameplay and content localization across ten languages.

Triangle blocks can complete and clear lines vertically, horizontally, and diagonally.

Yes. Haptic feedback and vibration support are included alongside sound and background music systems.

Players clear complete grids in addition to rows and columns, adding another layer of planning and scoring.

Core settings for ads, IAP, themes, and languages are exposed through editor-focused configuration.