- For Games: Stick with Unity. Simply switch your build target to Android or iOS, swap keyboard inputs for touch controls, and optimize performance for mobile hardware.
- For General Apps: Since you already know C# and Visual Studio, .NET MAUI is the most natural cross-platform choice. Other popular options include Flutter or React Native. For
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