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Fallen Horizon
Spain
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 1 มิ.ย. 2024
I am solo developing an FPS survival game with parkour elements. Join the community for gameplay updates, behind-the-scenes content, and insights into the game's development journey.
Parkour Races | Devlog #6
I have added parkour races to my game to let players experience all the movement mechanics. There are five races in total, each one harder than the precious one. Your time is tracked, and you’ll earn a gold, silver, or bronze star depending on how fast you complete the course.
#gamedev #unrealengine5 #parkour #indiegame #racing
Music from Pixabay
Movement by SoulProdMusic - pixabay.com/music/upbeat-movement-200697/
#gamedev #unrealengine5 #parkour #indiegame #racing
Music from Pixabay
Movement by SoulProdMusic - pixabay.com/music/upbeat-movement-200697/
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Comparing Movement Mechanics 1 Month vs 6 Months | Devlog #5
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The parkour system has come a long way, smoother animations, and much more fluid gameplay! While there’s still room for adding variety, like new vaulting or climbing animations, I’m happy with where it is for now and ready to focus on other parts of the game. #gamedev #unrealengine5 #parkourgame #indiegame
Game Menu | Devlog #4
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Here’s a quick look at the game menu I’ve been working on! It’s not the flashiest part of development, but these settings are necessary to give the player some options. Watch the full video for all the details!" #gamedev #unrealengine5 #indiegame #indiegamedev
Vaulting in Unreal Engine 5 | Parkour Tutorial
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In this UE5 tutorial, I’ll show you how to set up a flexible vaulting system that you can easily expand into a full parkour setup! I'll go step-by-step through the basics, from handling animations to detecting obstacles. Here’s what we’ll cover: ▪️ Editing animations - Set up vaulting animations. ▪️ Detecting obstacles - Learn how to detect objects around your character and identify when to vau...
Building the demo map | Devlog #3
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Today I’m showing you the evolution of the game’s training and demo map. Feel free to share your feedback in the comments!
Building Movement Mechanics | Devlog #2
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Today I’m showing you the first design of the movement mechanics in the game. Feel free to share your feedback in the comments, what would you add or change?
I’m Building my Dream Game! Devlog #1
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A couple of months ago I made the decision to create a game with no experience. This is the first devlog of my FPS survival game, subscribe for more devlogs and tutorials, and feel free to share your feedback in the comments!
Great tutorial, thank you!
@@metsfan1932 I appreciate it! I'm planning on bringing some more in the future!
cool
is their a demo?
Not yet, I would like to make one, but there are still a lot of things I need to add and bugs to fix
Geat stuff!
Thank you!
I'm hooked! Take a like and follow from a fellow dev!
Thank you! Same for you, I envy your blender skills!
I think the menu looks good in general. But it would maybe look better if you changed the buttons a little bit
Thanks! I will keep it in mind while I keep updating the interface.
@@FallenHorizon.TheGame 👍🏻
impressive progress for someone who has only been using the engine for a few months!
@@cottxwdev Thank you! Blueprints make it a lot easier to be fair haha
inparkour cilization theres is a fornidden art called parkour reces, that was sealed by a previous parkour champion for the wellbeing of parkour civilizatoin, but, what if parkour races were discovered again today?
@@silentsniper8137 I'm not sure what you are referring to, can you explain?
I love the grapple hook concept, something I feel is undermined in the gaming community. Also as a suggestion, think about adding maybe a wingsuit (later craftable) that you can combine with the grapple for added movement like just cause 3. Keep up the great work!
@@gamingcrater102 Thanks! The grapple hook is one of my favourite mechanics in games. The wingsuit is a nice idea, I have also thought about ziplines and such, but I don't want to make the traversal too easy. I think those additions will come later, once I have an idea of the scale and shape of the game's map. I will definitely keep it in mind!
How do yall even conprehend coding game mechanics. 😢
@@ruvenrey786 Unreal's blueprint system makes it easier to understand if you have no coding experience, and there are really good tutorials out there for beginners!
There are people recommending things. I will too. Look up movement in Titanfall 2. And now I will subscribe.
@@ArcadopocalypseThanks! I love Titanfall 2, it's one of the games I have in mind while developing my game, along with Dying Light.
This looks really fun. Personally I would look at the wall running some more, currently its like the player sticks to the wall like a spider and glides across in a way that feels unnatural. I would like to see a slightly more realistic approach, where your falling speed is reduced (eg 1/2 of the normal fall speed but should be fine tuned) and that modifier is proportional to your horizontal speed, which of course should reduce faster than if you were free falling. In my opinion, pulling off trick jumps would feel far more rewarding that way.
Yes I agree, it doesn't quite convince me either, I have to try out other ways to do it, thanks for your advice!
Ever heard of Karlson? This is kind of like that
This is what i was thinking
@@Masipasi09 I hadn't heard of it, but I just saw some videos and the movement looks great, the game hasn't release yet has it?
@@FallenHorizon.TheGamedev is on a radio silence for the last 2 years
@@lucasdaweb95 Oh okay, thanks!
I'm learning some unreal engine stuff myself, watching a whole lot of TH-cam tutorials lol. I wish you all the luck on your journey man (:
Yes, I can relate haha, thank you!
GG