Posts related to development in Unity, creation, development and release of Unity Assets, and using assets for Mobile Games creation.
Survival games appear to be the latest hype in the gaming development industry. In those games, players have to progress in the game, level up and combat, all while balancing a varying number of external and internal effect. For example, players might play an exile or a cast-away, trying to survival the forces of nature … Read more
As I promised last week, I’ve released a WebDAV client for Unity3d to the Asset Store. The asset is based on my C# client, with some adjustments to make it more Unity-like, such as providing the client as a ScriptableObject, and some Unity Editor integration. Visit the WebDAV for Unity page, or in the Asset Store … Read more
Feelings is the third Unity3d asset that I’ve published. Feelings is a system that allows you to give personality to your game characters, by balancing various feelings they might have towards the player (or other characters). By maintaining a graph of relations between various feelings, the character evolves as the player interacts with him. For … Read more
I’ve released Jelly Fruits Wars as a game to the Google Play Store a while back. Following my recent effort to release some of my projects as assets to the Unity Asset Store, I’ve decided to release Jelly Wars as a game template. Jelly Fruits Wars Game Template is available with fully documented source code, … Read more
After playing around in Unity3d for the last year, and releasing multiple games for Android (mostly based on existing templates, but also creating some from scratch), I’ve decided to release my own asset to the Unity3d Asset Store. Find Differences is a game template for creating Find the differences games. The template consist of a … Read more
I’ve introduced Jelly Wars in my previous post – it’s a strategy board game for Android, similar to Reversi and Go. In this post, I’ll discuss a bit about the development process of the game. Overview Jelly Wars was developed from scratch in Unity3d and C#. It consists of a main menu, a game scenes … Read more
In my previous post, I introduced my latest Android game – Down the hill – a one-click game, based on the the Emoji Down the hill template. In this post, I’d like to discuss the development process and changes I made to the template. Handling the “premium” features The template comes with a few “premium” … Read more