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Loving this Type of series please make more like this and I have a doubt how do I add Dash state in this I am bit confused Cause I have a separate script that calls the dash function upon pressing the button

Love it. Reminds me of the classic fallout/diablo games with their pre-rendered sprites.

May I know bro if how to become character and like for gaming online games and like left 4 dead and ml valorant are having character so how to become like this Please and like back 4 blood are having character I want to become a one character 3d I'm from Philippines

Looks like in Unity 2022.3 doesn't work :( OnMovement is correctly highlighted in VS but the method never run and debug.log didn't spit any string on console 🙄

Hey there, first of all AWESOME tutorial! Question: At 18:05 you said you like the player mobility on the air, but if I just want to allow player to rotate the bodey (not move any distance) I have to create another method for this instead call Move() there, right?

Given that the main character is a crow, I feel like the dash should start with him flapping his wings behind him

I love artstyles that mixes modern aesthetics like particles and smooth UI with retro ones like pixelated environments and simple shadows!

Why don't you choose Unreal 4 ....coz Unreal 5 will lag in most the pc if the requirements not meet.

I has the same game idea but with the difference that its all about death

One additional feature related to the camera is the ability to shift its focus slightly off-center in the direction your character is moving. This adjustment allows players to have a broader view of what lies ahead of the character on the screen. This practice is common in many games and serves to enhance readability, facilitate exploration, and provide players with more time to react to on-screen actions. This becomes particularly crucial with the introduction of a seamless delay like you added, this narrows your view toward the player's movement and highlights less important details behind the character.

shaping up nicely! do you guys have a twitter?

Bro, what you using for mesh editing?

Thanks for the tips! I'm gonna do my first game jam in a month and I have no idea where to even start! D: but, I'll try to have fun and gain experience, in the end, I doubt I'll get anything other than last place, but at least I'll be able to say: "I did it."

Cool video but next time talk also about a bit about the actual game!

I use Unreal which doesnt support WebGL build (or at least not since 4.23) so I always went the download route, it did screw me on my very first jam, but I feel you mostly need to put extra work on the itch page presentation to make the game more appealing (my first gamejam was a single screenshot, a single sentence). As long as you can get the median amount of ratings you're generally ok, playing other games and leaving comments usually helps and hanging around on the jam discord server so people feel like taking the effort to download it. I think webgl is a double edge sword, it also bring more "lazy" players, who wants to play as many games as possible and might give up on the first failure and play only 30 sec of your game, give up and rate it badly. I finished 3rd out of 412 entries in Vimjam2 and I had more votes than 1st, 2nd and 4th position. 33th (and 11th for Fun) out of 1050 for Brackey's 2022.2, with more votes that the 1st, 3rd, 4th and many of those above me. It's all about convincing players you are worth their time, which is obviously harder the bigger the jam is, so having a good presentation and making people want to give it a try will be worth in the long run.

It looks great! Loving the style. My constructive criticism is I think the dash sound should be changed. Also feel like maybe the combat should be more snappy? The attack animations seems long and unclear as to where you are actually attacking. Seems like it might feel off since the rest of the movement looks so responsive. Idk though I obviously haven't played the game, just kinda what it seems like from the video

very cool bro !

jesus! again this damn walking sim...

The game looks much more better now but I think the main character still looks 3d

I hadn't thought about adding custom shadows, that's really neat. It definitely sells the 2D look! I'm heavily invested in real-time 3D lighting for my project. It took a long time to tune the directional shadows to not be so sharp as to cause pixel creep and not be too soft as to break the toon aesthetic. But perhaps some baked lighting would be more stable.

7:58 ''There is no any Key in inventory''

Looks amazing.Its kind the vibe i ve tried to put in my game. Now im remaking it, and changing the 2d for a 3rd person 3d camera.But for my future games i will go back to 2d isometric, the colors are way better, i feel.

How to make that the player is able to change the keybinds ? Is it still possible if it's done the way you show ? Thanks you very much~~

how do u add these assets from horrror engine into ur project?

I think you should consider adding depth of field, though this may not be following your art style. Tunic, which is isometric, uses it really well to convey depth and I think it’s a very valuable option to consider.

I would personally recommend adding an outline to the player, it would make the game look more 2D, and also improve readability. Also, suggestion for how you're processing outlines: You currently seem to be rendering them in your 3D pipeline. For a game like this you should instead render 4 copies of the objects silhouette and render them behind the original object, offset them by one pixel in each of the 4 cardinal directions. You might also be able to accomplish this with a screenspace shader instead if you want

Hey love the look of the game! Have you looked into adding animation bleding between running and standing still?

Re: your smoothing camera. The problem with this approach is that the camera now lags behind the player meaning that the area you're most interested - the stuff ahead of you - gets less screen real estate. What you probably want to do is have the camera track *ahead* of player motion where possible, perhaps by adding some multiple of player velocity to the target camera position.

Those are some awesome improvements!! For sound, you can also make an audio manager that slightly~~~ changes the pitch of every sound. That helps them not sound redundant too :D Keep it up~

I can't believe every blade of grass is hand placed lmao now that's dedication

As someone who has too many ideas floating in my head, i have to ask, how do you commit to something like this your first time? I'm stuck on this massive info gathering phase of figuring/learning this entire process.

Yay! So happy to see the contrast and item visibility be addressed. Can't wait to see more from y'all

Fantastic stuff!

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It’s surprising how much the game can change with just those couple of tweaks and that dash sounds much less jarring and just is nice to listen to

the game looks amazing. awesome video!!!

The new lighting looks amazing, even though the work needed to set it up is more, the result was worth it! Especially the sun rays love it. The new dash sfx is such a major improvement aswell.

Great video, it's great to see that you already had a lot of the same thoughts as us watchers, shows a lot of promise going forward. Loving the new pallet and the switch to custom lighting, really giving it a unique feeling. The scene at 4:50 is really looking great. keep it up!

Can you show me how you can change the door?

Great progress!

love it!

Oh yes, some new masterpiece on the way

I love the fact that this looks like a GBA game like the old Harry Potter and Star Wars ones. Keep it up!

What's interesting to me: I know the aesthetics is not final yet. But somehow, i feel like humanity has made all those technological advancements throughout the years just for us to eventually make a game that looks EXACTLY like something from the late 90s to early 2000s era. I don't know whether to laugh or cry. Don't get me wrong, i LOVE pixel art. 3D pixel art is dope just as well! But if the game's aesthetics only improves a little from THAT, i mean... I just can't, ya know?

Nice work team. I thin the rock monsters could use a redesign but all in all the game art is really cool and unique.

the game looks so amazing. the art style reminds me of hyperlight drifter but the animations look more fluid and natural. a little critique from my side would be about the dash. The dash feels way too fluid in my opinion, the mechanics of it are great and well executed but visually it feels too smooth. For example the direction changing while dashing is instant, maybe a slight deacceleration before changing direction will help. also camera shake during figthing would help with the overall impact and visual feedback. Overall a very good job love how the game is looking cant wait to see more of it