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Structure Unity game domains with DDD by separating entities, value objects, and services for subsystems like Character and Inventory. This framework organizes complex domains into self-contained units that can be discovered and extended independently.

Manage state predictably in Unity by using immutable value objects for core concepts like Level, Experience, and Status Effects. This DDD-inspired approach ensures safe state management across extensible battle and progression systems.

Yes, you can build modular quest and passive effect systems in Unity without tangled logic. This framework provides cohesive domain-driven boundaries for Quest and PassiveEffect, allowing these subsystems to be discovered, loaded, and extended independently.

Set up the DDD-based Unity domain framework by loading the Skill Unit from your repository. Review the YAML frontmatter in SKILL.md at the root to confirm its name and description, then integrate domain modules using provided interfaces and models.

This Unity DDD framework requires no external dependencies. It supports optional scripts/, references/, and assets/ directories for automated tasks and documentation, relying entirely on standard Unity project structures to organize domain models.

Unity game code architecture becomes tangled when strategy and domain logic span across many subsystems like Character, Field, and Item. Applying a DDD-inspired structure organizes these domains into self-contained units to restore scalable architecture.