I was commissioned to make a framework for a third/first person survival game with basic systems,...

I was commissioned to make a framework for a third/first person survival game with basic systems,...I was commissioned to make a framework for a third/first person survival game with basic systems,...

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Mie Hideyoshi

• Aug 13

I was commissioned to make a framework for a third/first person survival game with basic systems, UI and third a custom inventory system and some test items as a placeholder. I also made a custom R15 rig with no disconnected joints made to look like R6. In this framework, I worked with 3 guns as requested by the client.

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Peace Ukutegbe

pro

• Oct 6

I built a game where you can literally beat the hell out of your problems 😭🥊

Here’s how it works:

You pick whatever problem is stressing you out that day — work, bills, deadlines, your ex… anything 😭

Then you choose the punishment level. Maybe you just want to throw a few punches, or maybe today is a SLEDGEHAMMER kind of day 😭🔨

Then the battle begins.

Keep fighting until you completely drain your problem’s health bar and defeat it.

Problem solved. At least virtually 😂

Lowkey, I think this would be such a fun way to crash out after a stressful day.

Would you play this? And what problem are you fighting first? 👀

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Jos Honour

• Oct 6

Well done

Lisa Demchenko

max

• Oct 6

My standard process of creating products:

- Research, planning and strategy

- Foundation and flows

- Sketches or wireframes (optional)

- High fidelity designs

- Build (if needed) 🚀

DOT IT

pro

• Oct 6

Loooks amazin work

Sourav Gharai

• Oct 6

🚗 Dev Log #2 — Prototyping My Car Game in Unity I’ve been spending some time prototyping a car game in Unity, and this is where the project currently stands. The goal at this stage isn’t to make everything look perfect — it’s to get the core driving experience working and figure out what actually feels fun. So far, I’ve been experimenting with: 🏎️ Car movement and basic driving physics 🎮 Player input and controls 🛞 Steering, acceleration and braking 🌍 Building a simple environment to test the car 📷 Camera positioning and follow behaviour 🔧 Tweaking values repeatedly to make the driving feel better One thing I’m quickly learning is that car physics are much harder to “just get right” than they initially seem. Small changes to acceleration, steering, drag, suspension and camera movement can completely change how the car feels. Right now, I’m still in the messy prototype stage — lots of tweaking, testing, breaking things, and trying again. But that’s also the fun part of game development. 😄 My next goals are to improve the driving feel, polish the environment, and start adding more gameplay elements. This is just the beginning. 🚗💨 #Unity #GameDevelopment #IndieGameDev #GameDev #Unity3D #CarGame #DevLog #SoloDev #IndieDev

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