Is it possible to make a game as fluid as Brawl Stars using Unity?

[Icaro-DLima]

I have already tested Brawl Stars on very bad phones and yet the game can run with a lot of quality and performance, some games I make using Unity seem to have a certain delay, even with only one button (usually the first time i click on it).

[Antypodish]

Mind Studios

Mobile games today are usually built on the Unity engine. Unity offers modes to build an isometric world, and it can handle both 2D and 3D graphics at a more than decent level, which isn’t always true for other isometric engines. A game built with Unity technologies will be lightweight and suitable for a wide range of smartphones. These are the main reasons our game development department at Mind Studios uses this game engine.

To create a mobile game like Brawl Stars in Unity, you’ll need a team like this:

• Game designer: 1
• 2D or 3D designers: 1–2
• Animation designer: 1
• UI designer: 1
• Sound designer: 1
• Unity developer: 1
• Backend specialist: 1

[Icaro-DLima]

@Antypodish

https://themindstudios.com/blog/how-to-make-game-like-brawl-stars/

I had seen this topic before, but I don’t think it addresses my exact question, which is the fluidity of the game.
For example, I created a game with only one button and realized that whenever the game starts, the first click on that button has a certain delay. I also noticed that there is a considerable delay between my click and the button reaction. Ok, I just talked about buttons, but that’s my general perception.

[Antypodish]

Without seeing your code, is impossible to say what it does wrong.
Chances are, you are instantiating, creating, or Log to console something.

[Icaro-DLima]

I think I found my problem: Why does Eventsystem lag on first touch? - Questions & Answers - Unity Discussions