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Discussion in 'Getting Started' started by OfficialHaZe, Apr 1, 2018.

  1. OfficialHaZe

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    This game above is called Ball’s Journey and I have just downloaded it and really enjoy playing it.

    I was wondering if something like this is a possible task to make in Unity.

    I don’t know to much about C#/JavaScript so I would somebody to point me in the direction of a tutorial that will help me.

    Tl;DR
    Can you link me a tutorial that will help me code aspects that are used in that game.

    Thanks,
    Ben
     
  2. Vryken

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  3. Ryiah

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    I've never understood why people ask this question. Unity is the leading game engine on the market with one third of mobile games (https://unity3d.com/public-relations) having been made with it.

    You can verify if an app uses Unity via AppSight (which I just discovered and really like).

    https://www.appsight.io/app/ball-s-journey
     
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  4. orb

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    The answer to "is it possible to do <X> in <major game engine>" is always "yes". Why would any simple game at all be impossible?
     
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    Wow! That’s a really cool tool. Interesting to see so many games I play are created with unity.
     
  7. methos5k

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    Start with the basics and work your way up. :)
     
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  8. Vryken

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    Most people generally recommend to complete at least the "Roll a ball" tutorial, as it introduces most of the core features you would be regularly using in Unity.

    Or if you are only interested in 2D projects at the moment, the "2D UFO" tutorial is the same as the "Roll a ball" tutorial, but 2D instead.
     
  9. OfficialHaZe

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    Thank you! Will be sure to check that out when I get some free time!
     
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