I threw together this small art test with some audio and a asset set I made. The vibes are on point. Going for a Bloodborne-esque dark fantasy vibe for my archer game. #3D #DarkFantasy #Unity #Archery #Unity3D #GameDev

A couple days ago I started this dark fantasy archery mechanic prototype. I'm unsure where I want to take the mechanics but I'm loving the atmosphere. I just retopoligized the entire scene and added some dark post processing. #Unity #GameDev #Archery

Physics based first person archery system in Unity. Includes time slow and recognition for different target types. Excuse poor audio quality, my screen recording software seems to be bugging out. #Unity #Unity3D #Archery #3D #GameDev

Working on a semi-secret project. It's currently using some debug assets so it hasn't gotten an art pass yet. It involves procedural generation, fantastical caves, and it takes mechanics from RTS and management games. Here's a generated map it made:

Been working more on my dark fantasy archery prototype. I created this target class in which I can invoke any sequence of methods I want. So I made a target in a tower that lifts a magic seal on the big gate. Thoughts on an exploration archery game?

Had one of my weirdest 2AM ideas last night. I took my minigolf game and combined it with spherical gravity/planets. The end result is absurd. I had to redo a lot of code but worth it. #GameDev #Minigolf #3D #AntiGravity #GravityMechanic #Unity #Unity3D

I've been prototyping, and I've merged two of my secret-ish prototypes. You have the unit control society simulation (last prototype) and dynamic world painting with reactivity (my sand game). I also made my own update loop to help with time control. WIP

Prototyping my sand game, liquids and gasses (WIP). I also opted for procedural sand materials. I created a system where I can generate ~4294967294 fake, unique, named periodic table elements deterministically. Interaction is a work in progress. Wow.

Working on actual targets. Hitting this at long range feels so good.

Learning a bit about falling sand type games. Really simple algorithm but so fun to tinker with. Very easy to add new behaviors/materials too. It's calling out to me for a sandbox (no pun intended) game.