In the last part, we talked about how scripts communicate 1 on 1. Today we will see how one script can communicate indirectly with as many scripts as they want. Let’s start with an example We have a player that…
There are a lot of ways to communicate between gameobjects. So many that sometimes it might get confusing to decide how to do that. Here I’ll go one by one and generally describe use cases for each so that you…
Welcome back! Time to continue our journey with our hypercasual game. What we were missing in the last episode was enemies and we will get into it now. An enemy works similarly to the person that we have in the…
We left off at a place where we had a nice modifier base class waiting to be overridden with features. First, we will create the crowd-generation mechanic. Let’s start by creating a prefab out of our Person gameobject which. We…
In this series, we will break down the game Crowd Evolution and create the core of the game in Unity. We will go through the modules of the core gameplay only. Let’s see, we have a crowd of people moving…
TLDR; Find the full script here We will be covering the swerve input from the popular runner mechanics. This input has been used over and over again in hyper-casual games and is probably the most used one. Runner games have been…
Arcade idle games are a no joke development-wise. It can take up a lot of time and effort and understandably so. The day 0 playtime of arcade idle can reach up to 4 times higher than hypercasual in general which…
I am a mobile game developer. This role demands speed. Most of the code, most of the time is throwaway (although it does not have to be, a topic for another day). In most cases I see myself using a…
Dependency Injection is a very important concept in general, not just for games, but also for in general coding structure. When B is dependent on A for a component, then A is called a dependency of B. As a game…
One of the design patterns in programming in Open-Closed Principle. It is part of the standard SOLID principles and takes it place at the ‘O’. According to Wikipedia, In object-oriented programming, the open/closed principle states “software entities (classes, modules, functions, etc.) should be…
