Unity Asset Management Guide for Game Studios
Organize Unity assets, Addressables and dependencies with scalable conventions and automated validation.
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Unity asset management works when folder ownership, GUID stability, Addressables boundaries and import rules are treated as production infrastructure—not personal preference.
Organize by domain
Group files by feature or game domain, keep third-party packages isolated and use assembly definitions to prevent unrelated code from recompiling.
Design Addressables deliberately
Create groups around loading and release behavior. Track duplicated dependencies and avoid labels that grow into undocumented global bundles.
Automate import rules
Validate texture size, compression, mesh settings, audio and naming in AssetPostprocessor and CI, using the same rule set in both places.