Drum roll! The game is now finished and it's time to export. Unlike the other chapters, we'll also cover how to export the game to mobile devices such as iOS and Android. You can use the same approach for the other games, should you also wish to export them to mobile devices. In addition, we’ll also cover some best practices for exporting to mobile devices. However, keep in mind that we didn't rearrange the input to work on a mobile device. In that case, it's better if you refer to a specific book about mobile game development.
For a standalone build, if you want to build your game as an executable to run on a PC or Mac, Unity offers a simple process to do so:
- Open the Build Settings. You can find this by navigating to the top menu, File | Build Settings, or via the keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Shift + B (or command + Shift + B on a Mac...