1. Object Pooling System:

I implemented an Object Pooling system to save computational time. Constantly instantiating and destroying small objects like bullets and enemies is expensive. By using a pooling system, I can reuse a small number of prefabs repeatedly. This approach incurs only minimal additional memory usage but results in significant CPU time savings.

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2. 1 Enemy:

I employed interfaces and other script components to implement various functions such as movement, path switching, death handling, slowing, burning, and knocking off the path.

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2.2 Turret:

There are four types of turrets in the game:

1. Bullet Turrets: These turrets shoot bullets and missiles.
2. Area Damage Turrets: These turrets deal area damage.
3. Laser Turrets: These turrets fire lasers that cause continuous damage.
4. Stone Thrower Turrets: These turrets throw stones, which can knock small enemies off the path and instantly kill them.

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3. Event System:

I utilized C# delegate methods to decouple the project. While quick and practical for small projects, it may not be sufficient for larger ones.

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