Game Systems Foundation

Serenity features

Twelve reusable Unity systems documented one by one: menus, modals, localization, audio, music, sound mixer, game settings, game mode, event dispatcher, input integration, UI themes and an addressables workflow.

Unity Menu System

Declarative menus, shared UI themes and predictable navigation, configured as assets instead of hand-wired GameObjects.
Unity Modal System

Reusable confirmation, alert and prompt modals driven by typed signals and shared parameters.
Unity Localization System

Runtime language switching, separate game and voice language tracks, and localized menus and modals out of the box.
Unity Audio Player

Centralized clip playback with definition assets, emitters and typed signals for UI and gameplay sounds.
Unity Music Player

Background music driven by track definitions, configurable transitions and typed signals you can hook into game state.
Unity Sound Mixer

Per-category volume settings that drive your Unity Audio Mixer and persist through Game Settings.
Unity Game Settings

Typed get and set use cases for bool, int, float and string settings, with persistence and update signals built in.
Unity Game Mode System

Typed game state transitions with signals, pause strategies and a readiness gate that other systems can subscribe to.
Unity Event Dispatcher

Typed signals dispatched through a service, with auto-registration support and no static singletons.
Unity Input System Integration

A player input gateway that routes Unity Input System actions to menus, gameplay and UI navigation through clean services.
Unity UI Themes

ScriptableObject-based UI themes that share visuals and sound feedback across menus, modals and screens.
Unity Addressables Workflow

Service-based asset prefetcher with contexts, labels, cache policies and prewarm tasks for Unity Addressables.