They say you shouldn’t bring a knife to a gunfight, but in this case the pen will be mightier than the sword… or maybe the knife will be mightier than the… gun? Well whichever saying makes more sense here, we are gonna make a knife powerup that will be actually…

Hey Devs! Now that we have a great way to replenish ammo in our game, I think it’s time we have a way to replenish health! We’ll kick this feature off by creating our Health Powerup Prefab, plugging in our Powerup Script and adding it to our SpawnManager, just like…

Hey Devs! Now that we’ve made an ammo feature for our game where our player can potentially run out of bullets, we’ll need to make a way for our player to get some ammo back! Introducing… The Ammo Powerup!

Hey Devs! Another feature we can add to make our game little more interesting is giving the player limited ammunition for their revolver. So naturally, we’ll need an ammo counter so the player can keep track of how many shots they have left! To create this ammo counter, we’ll essentially…

Hey Devs! Now that we’ve created a solid base game, where there is all the functionality and core features we need to call it complete. We can start adding extra features that will further the depth of this game and really set it different than other games in it’s genre! …

Hey Devs! Since we’ve finally created our first build of our game, it’s time we create the essential function that is our Exit button. With just one line of code, we are able to give the player the option to stop playing our game, even if it’s an option they…

Hey Devs! Creating your first build of your game is an important moment in the development process. It marks the first time your game has reached a significantly playable state! …

Hey Devs! Adding Music and SFX to our game will be more or less the same process for what we did for our Main Menu just on a much bigger scale! To start with, we can add in our simple background music with the Audio Manger we created for our…

Hey Devs! Music and Sound is commonly left on the back-burner when making a game, but it’s actually just as important as your game’s art or code. And as the title suggests, immersion starts with sound. So to get our game feeling AND sounding right, let’s get started putting in…