You finally created a game with players, enemies, geometries, sound effects, and more but whenever you played your game… your game looks really boring especially when your game loads up a new scene. Wouldn’t be nice if your game can load up a new scene without making the players feel like it is loading? Well… […]

One of the most common things that we see in video games is a health bar. Of course, if there’s no health for each character in video games, then no players would ever win at all. Most health bars are displayed using HUD or Heads-up Display. If you’re not sure what it is, it’s the […]

If you are a gamer (like most people), you probably thought of making your own video game or at least wonder how video games are developed. Video games are made to entertain people, like you and me. To be able to create a video game, you must understand first the purpose of your development and […]

After all these years, Unity hasn’t been able to provide a feature where you can simply add a loading screen between your game scenes. Despite that fact, implementing a loading bar in Unity is one of the easiest things. But before we go right into making a loading bar, let’s understand first what loading a […]

Hello! Welcome to WeeklyHow. This will be our very first tutorial for the year 2020 and we’re super excited to start this year by giving you a set of lessons that you can use to produce awesome games in the future. For this tutorial series, we’ll be creating a replica of the game that you […]

If you are a big fan of 2D Games then you probably know or at least played games like Pokemon or Zelda. These types of games are usually the ones that allow players to do combats or battles. In this tutorial, we’ll have a look at how to implement 2D melee combat in Unity 2019 […]

If you are a big fan of mobile games then you probably have heard of the game Flappy Bird. Maybe you even have installed it and played it with your mobile phone even just for once. Flappy Bird is a mobile game for both android and iOS and was developed by a Vietnamese indie game […]

The thing that is so popular in the gaming community is the top-down gaming style (also known as isometric games). This type of perspective is often used by games like RPGs. In this tutorial, we’re going to learn how to create unity top-down movement without writing the actual player movement script just pure animation and […]

Welcome back to another tutorial on how to create a multiplayer game using Unity3D and Photon Unity Network also known as PUN2. In the previous tutorial, we’ve created the lobby where the players can either join in a room or create a room themselves and they can name it so other players will know which […]

In the previous tutorial, we have managed to setup our Unity project together with Photon Unity Network (PUN 2) and because of that, we are now able to make a server and clients where they can connect to each other. If you haven’t setup your Unity project with PUN2 yet, make sure you read the […]