Showcase Your Unity Skills with a GitHub README Badge

Use this markdown in your README:

![Unity](https://img.shields.io/badge/Unity-000000?style=for-the-badge&logo=unity&logoColor=white)

The #000000 black is Unity's primary brand color — the Unity editor's dark UI and the Unity logo are both built on this clean black. The unity logo identifier renders Unity's logo from Simple Icons. This black badge creates strong visual contrast in any badge row and is immediately associated with game development by technical audiences.

Unity has a broad feature surface across 2D, 3D, mobile, VR/AR, and multiplayer development. Specify your focus area:

• 2D games: Tilemaps, sprites, 2D physics, cinemachine for 2D cameras
• 3D games: Mesh rendering, ProBuilder, terrain system, 3D physics
• Mobile development: Platform optimization, touch input, Unity Ads, Google Play/App Store deployment
• VR/AR: XR Interaction Toolkit, OpenXR, AR Foundation for mobile AR
• Multiplayer: Unity Netcode for GameObjects, Mirror, Photon
• Technical: Shader Graph, VFX Graph, DOTS (Data-Oriented Technology Stack) for performance
• Platforms: Build targets you have shipped to (iOS, Android, WebGL, PC, Quest)

Mentioning shipped titles — even personal mobile games on the App Store or itch.io — is far more compelling than listing Unity features.

Unity development involves several supporting tools:

• Indie game stack: Unity + C# + Git LFS + Blender + FMOD/Wwise
• Mobile game stack: Unity + C# + Firebase + Unity Ads + App Store Connect
• XR development: Unity + C# + XR Interaction Toolkit + OpenXR + Quest SDK
• Multiplayer stack: Unity + C# + Photon/Mirror + PlayFab

Git LFS (Large File Storage) is essential for Unity projects due to large binary assets. If you manage a Unity project with proper Git LFS configuration and .gitignore for Unity-specific files, mentioning this in your project README demonstrates professional project management that many hobbyist Unity developers overlook.

Unity C# scripts are detected as C# in GitHub's language statistics. Unity-specific files (.unity scene files, .prefab files, .asset files) are binary and not counted in language stats. A high C# percentage alongside Unity in your badge row is consistent and expected.

For pinned repositories, a Unity project with clear architecture documentation — project structure explanation, design patterns used (MVC, ECS, object pooling), and ideally a link to a playable WebGL build — is outstanding. GitHub Pages supports WebGL Unity builds, making it possible to host playable demos directly from your profile. A link to a playable game is the strongest possible Unity portfolio piece, as it requires no technical setup from the viewer.