r/unity

Hey guys, my friends and I have been working on Blipzz on and off for about 3 years, and we finally dropped a free demo on itch today.

It's a fast-paced 2D action shooter built around one core mechanic: switching between two realities in real time. You use dimension shifting to dodge attacks, reposition during combat, and solve platforming puzzles that can't be solved in a single world.

We'd really appreciate it if you tried it out.

Trying to make them behave differently but they still feel too similar. Some options?

Hi everyone,

I’m a solo Unity developer from Romania currently living in Switzerland.

I released my first mobile game called “The T Path – Endless Runner” on Google Play & App Store and now I’m working on a much bigger cozy cooking game in Unity.

My first game isn’t perfect, but I learned a lot from making it completely on my own.

I’d really love some feedback about the art style, UI and overall feel of the game :)

Thanks!

Hi everyone!

I’ve made a new trailer for my game Xenolocus, and I’d like to share the atmosphere I’m trying to create.

The game takes place on the lower levels of a base where something has clearly gone wrong.

Contact with the armory is lost, no one is responding, and everything around feels tense and abandoned.

You’ll have to fight your way through xenos, keep an eye on the motion tracker, and gather ammunition

while a giant xenos soldier sweeps everything in its path.

Hidden in the dark rooms of the laboratory are many mysteries

waiting to be uncovered - the megacorporation’s military experiments and the secrets of an ancient alien civilization.

What do you think about the game’s atmosphere?

I’m currently working toward a demo, so I’ll be sharing more soon.

Hi guys! We wanted to share the new footage of ÁRIDA 2 that we recently revealed at Gamescom LATAM.

We’ve completely upgraded the visuals with new lighting and particles to make the wilderness feel much deeper and more immersive.

Make sure to watch until the end to see "The Ascent"—it's a location based on a real, historical sanctuary we visited during our research trips!

We wanted to create something that feels respectful to the real location while capturing the true grit and beauty of the backlands.

https://github.com/EduardMalkhasyan/Serializable-Dictionary-Unity

I have been developing my game rebirth for a while now and I never really cared about wishlists that much, but now I want to get funding so that I can don't have to go in debt paying for all the adobe applications or other assets or tools in general. And for that, I need wishlists to get recognized because some publishers tell me Come back when you have at least a few thousand wishlists, or others say that they need to see that my project will get attention, all that leads me to a question of how do I make people know and want to wishlist my game "Fast"? if any of you have any suggestions, or you just want to be kind and wishlist my game I will be really grateful. This is my first time doing all of this, and I want to learn from people who achieved or know how to achieve success from game development.

- Physics-based chaotic obstacle course levels

- Face off against massive tornadoes

- The thrill of defeating your opponents with a system featuring various magical items

If you’re interested, search for “Paddle Together” on Steam!

Wrote a custom physics package for Unity ECS called Little Physics. Supports up to 100k entities, with proven 60fps performance at up to 20k entities. Includes time scaling (1x, 2x, 4x) and simulation pause.

Supports dynamic objects, static objects, and triggers. Gravity can be linear or radial. Has some limitations — dynamic objects and triggers are spheres only, and fast-moving objects can tunnel through collisions (on the roadmap).

Have a video lecture series describing it all.