Real Deal Bridge: A social bridge app for COVID19
In this article, we’ll discuss how and why the need for a new bridge app emerged during COVID-19. Read on about our development rationale!
Unity WebGL for Production – The Basics
We cover how to build and deploy production ready Unity WebGL builds. Plus code samples from our production WebGL projects!
Releasing on Steam: The emails you can expect to receive
A little insight into what emails you can expect on Steam when you publish your Indie Game. Hopefully this illuminates the submission process!
Creating an Accurate Demo
A brief walkthrough about how we created an accurate demo for our indie game, Duped, for the Steam Storepage!
Building Around the Player: Cloning UI
I enjoyed writing my last article about how Duped has evolved around the player (check it out here), so I thought I’d write a follow up on a similar evolution that a part of the game went through. Today we’re going to talk about how and why the UI for creating a clone evolved.
Building Around the Player
One of the biggest pieces of knowledge that I have gained over the process of building Duped is the value of play testing. I already knew this, theoretically. Play testing is great for catching bugs and seeing what features work / don’t work. But, until I started doing weekly playtesting nights with external folk as part of my dev cycle, I didn’t really understand how important this was.
Turning a square into a character
This week, I’ll be extending my topic from last week. I’ll be talking about the eyes I’ve implemented in Duped. Before we start though, lets talk a bit about why we have the eyes.
Maximising the Fun in Mundane Interactions
This week I’m going to talk about something that I have been thinking about a lot while making Duped. This probably wont be new to anybody, but it’s something that I’ve been working on a lot so I’m going to talk a bit about it and maybe somebody somewhere can get some insights from my journey.