Opinions on my first Game

[UntouchedOdin0]

Hello,

I've started to get into Game Development, and I've created this game as a baseline I'd like initial feedback, it's still being made due to me learning to make games.

 

[Swever]

make a launcher for it, add multiplayer, bigger worlds and more features maybe guns ect. looks good tho

 

[UntouchedOdin0]

make a launcher for it, add multiplayer, bigger worlds and more features maybe guns ect. looks good tho

I've only started coding games like, 2 weeks ago? I'll see what I can do. he he.

 

[Official_ProBear]

Looks nice. Is it going to be realistic or non realistic?

 

[UntouchedOdin0]

Looks nice. Is it going to be realistic or non realistic?

To be honest, I don't know. I'm just making a game to study for September.

 

[Official_ProBear]

To be honest, I don't know. I'm just making a game to study for September.

Okey

It looks really good for a first Project.

You're making it in Unity right?

 

[UntouchedOdin0]

Okey

It looks really good for a first Project.

You're making it in Unity right?

Yes, I have to use Unity, that's what the college has requested me to study in.

 

[Official_ProBear]

Yes, I have to use Unity, that's what the college has requested me to study in.

Aight. You could try to get some asset packs to make it look more realistic/cartoon.

Heres a cartoon one ive used: https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/37457

 

[TellTale]

Multiplayer today is incredibly simple.

 

[Ivain]

Multiplayer today is incredibly simple.

Basic multiplayer, definitely. High-capacity multiplayer, not so much.
The Unity engine, at least, has built-in multiplayer functionality.
UntouchedOdin0 that guy's tutorials are nice, huh? I'm using those as well, though he could be a tad more detailed in his explanations of how he does things. For that Im currently using Brackeys, be sure to check them out too.

Theres not really much there yet, but I suggest you start experimenting with making your own little mechanics ASAP, so that you develop the ability to work outside of tutorials.

 

[UntouchedOdin0]

Basic multiplayer, definitely. High-capacity multiplayer, not so much.
The Unity engine, at least, has built-in multiplayer functionality.
UntouchedOdin0 that guy's tutorials are nice, huh? I'm using those as well, though he could be a tad more detailed in his explanations of how he does things. For that Im currently using Brackeys, be sure to check them out too.

Theres not really much there yet, but I suggest you start experimenting with making your own little mechanics ASAP, so that you develop the ability to work outside of tutorials.

I'm sorry for using Tutorials, I've only just started on C# lately, I've written some of my own code in there as well.

 

[Gunny]

What made you choose the Unity Engine over others?

 

[UntouchedOdin0]

What made you choose the Unity Engine over others?

College.

 

[Gunny]

College.

Hmm, I like the Unreal Engine more. Just feels better to me.

 

[UntouchedOdin0]

Hmm, I like the Unreal Engine more. Just feels better to me.

Same, but I'm studying for college, so.

 

[UntouchedOdin0]

Looks great considering you just started.

Thanks!

I'm currently working on my second game!