You’ve finally reached the end of the line, it’s time to rake in your critical acclaim and riches but first you’ve got to publish your game. Publishing a game takes many different routes, you can go through a physical publisher, digital content platform, or more and more commonly uploading it…

You’ve done it. You finished your game or at least you finished as much as you’re going to right now. So now what? We’ll cover building and testing your game in Unity. This a relatively straight forward process so let’s get to it. Open up your finished project and head…

Let’s break the sound barrier in your game by implementing some audio into your game. …

When we think of video games we often think of the visual, interactive, and plot elements but the sound design is one of the most vital aspects of your game. An immersive soundscape can take even the most lackluster game and elevate it a whole other level. It can also…

You created your magnum opus but it still looks like you’ve pulled it out of a dumpster just slap a little instant talent with post processing and get it looking as good as you think it is. In our previous article we covered setting up Post Process you can look…

Post Processing in Unity is the ability to use screen effects such as Bloom, Ambient Occlusion, and Motion Blur as well as other effects (you can learn about here) to jazz up your game’s visual flair. …

You’re in the zone blasting enemies and sudden your character just falls over and dies! What a killjoy, today we’ll talk about visualizing damage to help give your players visual cues on on when they’ve take damage or are very close to death. …

Juice or “game feel” is the intangible but tactile feedback associated when playing games. Enemies exploding in a shower of particles, screen shudder, and other small but satisfying forms of feedback can help create a more polished and engaging game, separating what a boring otherwise static game into something addictive. …

You’ve got your game, enemies are coming at you fast and furious. You’re blasting them to pieces but what’s that? No explosion? No feedback? No good! …