Very simple and direct, it can't go wrong.

You can do a lot of things in this engine and quite easily too. You don't even need coding experience. You can make a variety of levels, gameplay, etc... all relatively easily.

Your response has shown me how to solve the issue, so I’ll give it a try. Thank you very much for the quick feedback!

Thanks a lot for this complete solution for Platformer games. I love how there are so many great Demos included. Thanks!

There's nothing bad to say about this one. I'm happy to be living in a world where this asset exist. Thanks. ✨

Corgi Engine is the best asset if you wanna create a platformer.

I really enjoy using Corgi Engine in my project, it has a lot of good stuff that can speed up your project. Sometimes you can even use its source as a reference to implement something else. It is really flexible and full of awesome features. I highly recommend.

* Easy to learn * Easy to understand the source code * I am using Animancer Pro instead of Macanim, and so far it's working great! It's not a slap in replacement, but I have a component that hooks into the Corgi State events, and then triggers the animations to play in the Animancer Pro state machine. There is a lot of flexibility with the Corgi Engine. * The author is updating the Character Level Bounds with my suggestion to have a Loop option for when the character reaches the level bounds (so that the character loops around to the opposite side of the screen, like in Asteroids or Joust). Thank you! A ton of work has gone into the Corgi Engine, so if you do not want to write it all yourself from scratch, and would rather use a tried and true library for 2D/2.5D development, created by an author that supports the product, then Corgi Engine is an excellent choice!

I’ve been happily using the Corgi Engine since 2017, and if you ask me, it’s hands-down the gold standard for 2D platformer creation in Unity. Right out of the box, it feels polished—like you’re opening up a professional, AAA-level framework rather than a typical toolkit. Everything from character controls to level design to enemy AI has a sweet spot of depth and user-friendliness. There’s no endless slog of complicated settings or half-baked features—just consistent, carefully built systems that empower you to create exactly the platformer you want. The best part? The support and community are absolutely top-notch. You can pose a question and get clear, detailed guidance in record time, whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned developer. The documentation is equally thorough, which is a breath of fresh air these days. And Renaud Forestié (aka Docteur Hulk) is a legend—he listens to the community, pushes out timely updates, and keeps the engine in tune with Unity’s evolving ecosystem. If you’re serious about making a stylish, robust, and fun-to-play platformer, Corgi Engine is just unbeatable. With its straightforward setup, fantastic support, and ever-growing set of features, it’s no exaggeration to say it’s become the industry standard for Unity-based platform games. Five stars, two thumbs up, and a big shiny gold medal all around—I simply can’t recommend it enough!

Works perfectly, straight out of the box. Well documented and tons of videos to learn from. Also full of additional beneficial aspects of gaming like feel and level select. Highly recommend if you're looking for a non physics based controller for platforming.