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DrFlower/TowerDefense-GameFramework-Demo
基于Unity开源框架GameFramewrk实现的一款塔防游戏Demo
A tower defense game built on top of GameFramework, a Unity-specific application framework that handles asset loading, object pooling, FSM, localization, and a dozen other systems. It's a reimplementation of Unity's official Tower Defense Template, used by the author as a learning exercise for GameFramework. The target audience is Chinese-speaking Unity developers who want a non-trivial reference project for that framework.
GameFramework integration is thorough — the project uses entity pooling, reference pools, data tables from binary-exported Excel sheets, and the asset bundle system with per-level download splitting, not just the easy parts of the framework. The asset pipeline is properly configured with zero redundancy and zero circular references, which is genuinely rare in demo projects. Hot update with version checking is wired up and documented, including how to test it locally with HFS. Five levels with distinct enemy types, tower upgrades, and a helicopter enemy that pathfinds over blocked routes shows the game logic is more than a skeleton.
The project was last touched in September 2022 and targets Unity 2019.4 LTS — that's two LTS cycles behind, and GameFramework itself has moved on. Anyone starting a new project today would be inheriting old patterns. The README is entirely in Chinese with no English translation, which limits its reach to non-Chinese developers who could otherwise benefit from it. There are no tests anywhere — the framework supports a lot of complexity and none of the game logic has any coverage. The dependency on GameFramework 2020.12.31 is pinned by DLL, not a package reference, so upgrading the framework means manually replacing files.