Sounds are a necessity for video games as they provide a significant portion of information and atmosphere to the player. As such, having a sound manager in any game project is a must. This article describes an approach for developing and implementing a sound manager in Unity ideal for small games. A game sound manager Read more about Unity – Building a Sound Manager[…]
This post details how to build a simple customizable floating messages package in for Unity projects using C#. It was built and implemented in All Fours Mobile. For novice developers, such as myself, that are transitioning to making modular and reusable components, this post may be particularly useful. At the end, you should be able Read more about Unity – Building a Simple Customizable Floating Messages Package[…]
I recently developed a casual game Hit Ah Fish and wanted to perform a camera shake. In this particular project, All of my GameObjects operate within a canvas. So of course my first instinct was simply to google ‘Camera Shake Unity Canvas’ which lead me to a Yunolab blog post. This post tweaks the strategy Read more about ScreenShake in Unity Canvas (Alternative Approach)[…]
Context As I’ve recently decided to publish games at a faster pace, I decided that I needed to streamline the process of creating and integrating leaderboards. Previously, I created a new database and wrote new APIs for each game’s leaderboard. This approach is extremely tedious and wildly inefficient (display of my noobness). A solution to Read more about PlayFab First Impression[…]
Currently configured to provide you a medium sized library of video game names. An extremely simple random name generator currently using a small customizable library of cool video game nameshttps://github.com/Raziel619/php-name-generator1 forks.1 stars.0 open issues.Recent commits: Update README.md, GitHub Update README.md, GitHub Update README.md, GitHub Add files via upload, GitHub Create README.md, GitHub
Introduction All Fours is a strategic card game involving four (4) with teams of two (2) partners seated opposite each other. The objective of the game is to be the first team to accumulate fourteen points. The game uses a standard deck of 52 cards. Card are ranked from highest to lowest in the following Read more about How To Play All Fours[…]