Shooting Sun
THIS GAME WAS MADE FOR THE "WEEKLY GAME JAM 135"
SHOOTING SUN
I am a 13yo guy who recently started to make games in Unity and this is my third official release. I know this game needs lots of improvements, but given the deadline of the challenge this is all I could do.
The idea of the game is very simple: you play as the Sun, your goal is to save Earth and destroy meteorites (or "shooting stars", the theme of the jam) using a gun that shoots smaller shooting stars. Sounds like a terrible idea? Yes, indeed.
HOW TO PLAY
- Use W-A-S-D or arrow keys to move the player.
- Use LMB to shoot at falling meteorites.
- Don't let the World's health go 0.
- Pickup the powerups that appear in the level.
- Make the highest score you can reach.
CREDITS
- Thanks to Evan King who made the music that I used in the game
- Thanks to BFXR for the sound effects
(I apologize for bad english or bugs in the game but I'm italian and I'm a beginner, so please don't judge me)
Comments
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Ciao Leonardo, anche io ho fatto il tuo stesso percorso, sono partito da Scratch e ho cominciato da poco ad usare unity. Controllerò il tuo instagram e magari possiamo metterci in contatto. Grazie per il commento :)
Ciao, ti vorrei contattare, dove ti posso scrivere?
Ciao, per privacy evito di scrivere il mio indirizzo email a gente a caso sull'internet, quindi ti chiedo prima il motivo di questa richiesta :)
Vorrei sapere come si fanno per esempio l'animazione del testo o di un'immagine. Per farmi capire bene: l'entrata del testo dall'alto verso una posizione specifica, o l'immagine del sole nel tuo gioco Shooting Sun nel menù o per esempio le animazioni che ci sono nell'intro. Dimmi se hai capito?
Ah, ho capito cosa intendi: per accedere al menù delle animazioni su Unity basta selezionare un gameobject e premere "Ctrl+6", a quel punto si aprirà una finestra chiamata "Animation". Per capire come si usa ti linko questo video di uno youtuber inglese: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmbA-AitPow
Ok grazie mille
The music goes pretty well with the game. An area for improvement though would be the character movements. When you let go of the movement key, the character still slightly moves in the general direction you were heading. Although this does add some difficulty into the game so maybe create a difficulty setting for the game and keep the current movement controls for the hard difficulty.
Thanks for the advices! Probably I will update the game to improve it, but now I'm working at other games. Also, the character still moves after you leaved the movement key because I'm using a Rigidbody2D component for the movement, so the player has physics attached to him.