My background

 My name is Anthony, and I’m the developer behind CarryForge Studio. I’ve spent over five years working in game development and interactive technology, with a primary focus on Unity and C#. Along the way I’ve also built full-stack web applications, worked with 3D graphics pipelines, and explored engine-level systems and tools.

CarryForge is where I bring that experience together. My focus is on creating reliable, production-ready tools and systems that reduce technical friction so developers can spend more time on design, creativity, and shipping great games.

 Like many developers, I started out as a hobbyist, building prototypes, experimenting with mechanics, and learning by breaking things and putting them back together. Over time, those experiments evolved into a deep interest in workflows, performance, and the tools that support game teams behind the scenes.

At a certain point, it became clear that this wasn’t just a pastime. I wanted to take the craft seriously and build a career around it. CarryForge Studio was founded to make that transition: from personal experiments and prototypes to focused, professional tool and system development for game creators.

 In the near term, my work at CarryForge is centered on designing and maintaining game development tools and systems for Unity, with an emphasis on clear documentation, long-term support, and practical problem-solving for real projects.

Looking ahead, my goal is to grow CarryForge from a dedicated tools studio into a full-fledged indie game studio, leveraging the same systems-driven mindset to build original, mechanically rich games. Whether I’m shipping an editor extension or a complete title, the core objective remains the same: create well-engineered experiences that empower both developers and players.