This is the test of Unity Developer from Mutex Team. Test duration is 7 days since this test has been received. It is a simple challenge for drawing a gameplay scene from a MIDI file using Unity engine(C#), please thoroughly read before the start.

Unity engine version 2020.3.14f1

• The game should contains only a single gameplay screen(no other screens)
• Total 6 note lines

• Player must press key on the keyboard in time when the scrolling notes collide with the note indicator
• For every note hit, it should increases the total score by Score point from the table
• For every note hit, note should be destroyed/hidden
• When complete a song, player can press spacebar to restart the game
• Speed of notes scrolling down is configurable
• Color of notes is configurable
• Size of notes is configurable(optional)
• Score point of notes is configurable
• Input key is configurable

• Default screen size should be 1270 x 720 with responsive UI
• Displays key panel with input guide(A, S, D, F, G, H) on the bottom of the screen as gameplay screenshots
  • Each key display in its own color (see the color column in the table above)
  • Each key will display key-down feedback
• Displays the note indicator at the top of key panel
• Notes scroll down to the key in vertical in configured speed
  • The notes should be generated by the MIDI data from DrumTrack1.mid in AssetData/Midi
  • MIDI file is configurable
• Display total score on the top-left of the screen(for example: Score: 500)

• Play MIDI song in time with scrolling notes using DrumTrack1.mp3 in AssetData/Sounds
  • MIDI song is configurable as the MIDI file

• Unit test is required
• UML Diagram is required, you can use any tools and techniques to create the diagram

• No Playmaker
• 3rd party libraries for MIDI are allowed, but others are not
• You can remove/create any files and folders if needed

• You can use .png file in AssetData/Sprites folder to create game sprites
• Game background can be any plain color
• Text can be any font you like

• Completeness
• Architecture
• Data structures
• Time & memory complexity of algorithms
• Overall Performance
• Code readability
• Code cleanliness
• Unity engine usage
• Design principle, Diagram and Explanation

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UML diagram: link