Game Development

In this volume #2 of Unity tips, I’m gonna share with you 5 useful attributes to use in your script. (5 Editor Tips – Unity Tips (Volume #1))Every Tuesday, Unity developers across the globe share some useful tips about Unity. Check #UnityTips to see it yourself! #6 Require Component Most of the times we use […]

Every Tuesday, Unity developers across the globe share some useful tips about Unity. Check #UnityTips to see it yourself!So today I am sharing 5 Unity tips with you. (5 Free Game Dev Tools) #1 Playmode Tint One of the common mistakes developers fall into is not knowing that they’re in “playmode” while editing their scene.

Hi there! I’m excited to release the third episode of Inspired by Games. In the first two episodes, we copied the basic mechanics of the Axe of Kratos from God of War and the Dead Eye System (Red Dead Redemption 2). Today, we’re imitating the wingsuit feature from Far Cry 5. We will cover mainly these four

Many people would think that making games costs a lot and needs large investments. They may think that the tools needed are expensive and unaffordable for them.If you think the same, then I’ve got some good news! Games actually don’t cost you a lot. If you are willing to develop your own game, alone, then

Last month I started this new series Inspired by Games where we pick a feature from one of our favorite games, then implement that feature in Unity. The main reason for starting the series is that I believe reverse-engineering is one of the best methods of learning (Do we really hate education?). I have learned

One of my favorite ways of learning is reverse-engineering, which is taking an existing thing and try to re-build it by observing how it works. Doing this method of learning will increase your instincts and creativity to think outside of the box and have a different perspective on the same point. I decided to implement