A year of progress in Unity
I started working on Unity with Djinns Duel before moving on to other projects. A year later, it’s time to get back into it and see what I can do now.
An endless cave with topographic style
After a quick look on how to generate and modify meshes in Unity, I’m now lost at the bottom of the ocean, in an infinite cave…
Creating a game on R…
How I decided to prototype a game using R. The software designed for statistical analysis. Bad idea. But very instructive. Don’t do it anyway. It motivated me to learn Unity.
The Warehouse
Hypnotized by liminal spaces, I wanted to try this weirdness myself. I started to create an infinite world filled with containers. It’s a project that will develop in iterations, where I’m allowing myself to be free and creative with the addition of different gameplay and rooms. It’s one of the projects on which I’m learning…
DelivRoocket
Imagine the fishing game Dredge, in a universe like Treasure Planet: you get a spaceship that sails through the galaxy against the solar wind. I first discovered Godot with it, but to deliver a small prototype online, I went back to Unity. So you can sail along on my stellar winds, with a rendering that…
Find Me Amongst The Stars
Will you find a friend lost in an unknown galaxy, with only the starry sky to guide you? These are your little robots, scattered across space, with only a photo and the name of their star as clues to find them. Originally designed to see how people communicate with each other to find their way…
Ring Scraper
As a big fan of space and science fiction, I can see myself on board a spaceship, navigating through an asteroid belt, mining rocks with my silly drones. It’s a perfect project for exploring the different ways of moving around in a 3D world: a drone around an asteroid, the asteroid around a planet, the…
Crossing The Abyssal Cave
Here you are traversing an underwater rift, trying to find your way out of this endless abyss. I wanted to try a topographic style, mixing 2D/3D, to see if I could give my terrain a certain atmosphere. As it happens, I’m convinced! To find out more, read here. Posts about the project
Mosaic Studio
Why always choose violence? Why not sit on a comfy sofa with a hot chocolate next to you and the sound of the rain outside, just to do some mosaics? At some point, I felt the need for peace, it was winter, and I wanted to do something relaxing. So, I used Unity to learn…
Get Da Cheese
After I started working on Unity, I wanted to do what all new developers do: try my hand at creating a platform game. The story is about a greedy and brutal mouse. Armed with her hammer, she is going mad on any cheese that tries to escape her! Thanks to this project, I realized that…