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Photon PUN is an excellent system for Networking, and has helped us network countless Unity games very easily and quickly. But, there are a few quirks for how it operates that are definitely not intuitive at first. So, in our effort to democratise knowledge, we thought we would write a post sharing three top tips for PUN that will help you become a networking expert in no time!
Small game dev studios have a problem – people want to throw themselves into their work. How can we make care mandatory?
Game design is an interesting space to be in. Many articles have been written about not waiting for inspiration, and instead opting for active ideation, but I still struggle with that from time to time. So, here’s something that I find often helps me unlock creativity when I want to kick off a project, but don’t quite have a flash of inspiration to start from. Nurture a mechanic.
A basic 101 on how to tackle those synchronisation issues when using Photon PUN and implementing networking into your game!
Environment Switching in Unity can be tricky across multiple environments. In this article, we break down how we did it, and give some tips.
A step-by-step tutorial on how to set up continuous deployment for a Unity WebGL production build to streamline game development processes!
A basic walkthrough of the technical setup for two of our Unity WebGL projects, from server architecture to front-end applications and more!
ne of the things I didn’t realise about publishing a game to Steam was the amount of emails that I would receive from random people about the game. Since Duped was put on Steam (around a week ago), I’ve received 25 emails about it.
Hey folks! So, Duped is fast approaching release! In fact, we’re only about a month out from the actual, real release of my first commercially available game.