Here is where you can find some of my Unity projects along with their respective project files. Feel free to check them out as well as have a little fun with the games. Alternatively you could check out my Unity Play page to access all the games directly.
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Note: I will no longer be providing the source files for some projects, since the folders are simply too big to upload to GitHub.
Atari Breakout-Style Prototype
Made using Unity 2020.3.13f1
This small breakout-style prototype focusses on implementing scene flow and data persistence in Unity. Scene flow is kind of an extension of the UI concepts from prototype 5 – earlier, the UI was all within the same scene but now, we use UI elements to setup transitions between scenes. Additionally in this project, you will find examples of data persistence between scenes (eg: transferring player name from the menu to main scene) as well as between sessions (eg: saving high scores and their proud owners from previous sessions).
Check it out here: Play the game / Project files
Resource Management Simulation Application
Made using Unity 2020.3.13f1
This simulation has extremely minimal functionality, but that is not the main focus of the project. It serves mainly as an introduction to version control (controlling various versions of a project using GitHub or other software), scene flow (setting up transitions between several in-game scenes) and data persistence (saving certain game parameters between scenes and sessions for later use). For example, the user can change the color of the forklifts, save the color, exit the session and load the color from the previous savefile.
Check it out here: Play the game / Project files
Clicky Mouse Prototype
Made using Unity 2020.3.13f1
This was my fifth project as part of the Junior Programmer pathway on Unity Learn. It focusses mainly on user interface elements and getting them to function using programming. Apart from the standard title and game over screens, there are a lot of custom UI elements such as a pause menu, music volume slider, difficulty buttons. Finally, there is also a trail renderer effect for the mouse which gives it kind of a ‘Fruit Ninja’ feel.
Check it out here: Play the game / Project files
Arcade-Style Sumo Battle Prototype
Made using Unity 2020.3.13f1
This was my fourth project as part of the Junior Programmer pathway on Unity Learn. It focusses on programming gameplay mechanics, such as enemy behaviour, powerups and enemy waves, which is one of the most integral part of game design. It also introduces the concept of Coroutines, which enable the powerups to only act temporarily.
You play as a cute little sphere on a mystic floating island in the clouds, struggling to fend off the hostile enemies hell-bent on throwing you off. The enemy waves only get tougher, with enemy bosses spawning occasionally. Your goal is to survive as long as possible. This is one of my favourite projects and I had a blast working on it. I hope you will enjoy playing it equally.
Check it out here: Play the game / Project files
Run n' Jump Prototype
Made using Unity 2020.3.12f1
This was my third project as part of the Junior Programmer pathway on Unity Learn. A lot of the previous projects had well-defined gameplay but no pizzazz. This project introduces the ability to add animations, sound and particle effects to the player character, making it feel a lot more playable. It also focuses on manipulating animations and particle systems using code. A lot of the gameplay aspects such as the super speed and double jump abilities would not be possible if not for scripting.
Check it out here: Play the game / Project files
Prototype 2
Made using Unity 2020.3.11f1
This was my second project as part of the Junior Programmer pathway on Unity Learn. It focuses on a lot of integral aspects of basic gameplay including random value generation for instantiating game objects, collision detection to destroy objects, keeping track of player lives and score, etc using code.
Check it out here: Play the game / Project files
Car Simulator Prototype
Made using Unity 2020.3.11f1
This was my first project as part of the Junior Programmer pathway on Unity Learn. A major focus of this project and a lot of the upcoming ones is the use of scripts to enable various forms of player control in a game (such as switching between camera views, allowing user input to move vehicles, local multiplayer, etc). These are indeed the very fundamentals of programming - a lot more can be achieved with scripts, as you will see!
If you dig into the project files, you can also find a small airplane simulator which was made as a little challenge provided in the pathway. This level is not accessible in the playable WebGL build.
Check it out here: Play the game / Project files
2D Platformer Microgame
Made using Unity 2020.3.11f1
This 2D platformer minigame was a little experiment I tried out on one of the default Unity microgames. Unlike a lot of the games previously seen, this is a side-scroller like most 2D platformers. It explores various features of 2D design such as the 2D tile palette, configuring a death zone for the player, configuring power-ups like speed boosts and bounce pads, etc.
P.S: If you really dig deep into the game, you can probably find some very interesting easter eggs of sorts!
Check it out here: Play the game
2D Sprite Pachinko
Made using Unity 2020.3.11f1
This was my third and final project as part of the Unity Essentials pathway on Unity Learn. Here, we take a little break from 3D design and make a very basic 2D game where an object collides with pins on the screen, bouncing off and eventually falling down. It explores the use of colliders and 2D physics to generate the bounce effect that you can see.
Check it out here: Play the game
House Tour Project
Made using Unity 2020.3.11f1
This was my second project as part of the Unity Essentials pathway on Unity Learn. This project focuses a little more on programming in C# and how scripts can be used to modify game objects (in this case, we make a car move past the kitchen window). Further, it also explores the basics of real-time audio and its components, such as 3D spatial sound and the Doppler effect.
Check it out here: Play the game
LEGO Microgame
Made using Unity 2020.3.11f1
This was my first project as part of the Unity Essentials pathway on Unity Learn. It touches upon the basics of level design and a little bit of programming to add certain animations and other effects to the fold. Aside from completing the in-editor tutorials, I have also used certain microgame mods to change the setting of the game, add custom models and enemies, congifure custom triggers, etc.
Check it out here: Play the game
Box Shooter
Made using Unity 5.6.7f1
This was my final project as part of the Introduction to Game Development course - this is where earlier design concepts along with basic programming come together to produce a simple first person shooter. The goal is to reach the target score before time runs out.
Check it out here: Play the game / Project files
Roller Madness
Made using Unity 2017.4.40f1
This was my second project as part of the Introduction to Game Development course - this is where many theory concepts actually come into action while building out a simple but fully functional game. The goal is to collect as many coins possible while avoiding enemies or the death zone.
Check it out here: Play the game / Project files
Solar System Simulation
Made using Unity 2019.4.2f1
This is a simple solar system simulation - my first project as part of the Introduction to Game Development course. Technically it’s not a game, but it introduces many important Unity concepts. It ain’t much, but it’s honest work!
Check it out here: Play the game / Project files