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Wouldn't Chowdren be an extremely fast option for this? It's a CTF runtime that is capable of console + Mac + Linux porting, though I'm not sure on the pricing in your case since the series is extremely well known. It may be worth looking into, as well.
(EDIT: This comment only pertains to me exporting the games myself, as responding to the comment above. The games will not be ported, they will be remade.)
Gotcha...seems wise if you're keeping all that's within your capacity in-house. I'm guessing the pricing on it (i.e. Chowdren) would be exorbitant at this point in the series? I know they're building CTF 3 from the ground-up, and there are a few preview videos up already, but ehh, it'll be quite a while until that's generally available. We'll see if it comes with the holes left in 2.5 (e.g. Mac support). I guess on the cool side, with a remake, we could get a 1080p-or-higher set of games! lol @ 4K Freddy Jumpscare
Also -- if you're still learning Unity, sweet. You go through any C# yet? That's going to be a major language in the coming few years. :)
The Dream is already that much closer to reality.