[RELEASED] Quiz Scramble Game Template

Quiz Scramble Game Template
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Word Scramble Quiz is a full Unity template that gives you a quick and easy way to create a trivia game.

This template is coded in C#

Features

- With a fully commented code base this is ideal for those learning the basics of C#.
- Ready for release, just build and play!
- Works on platforms, PC, Mac, iOS and Android.
- Supports multiple resolutions and aspect ratios, automatically.
- Supports mouse and touch controls.
- Easily customizable so you can create a game with varying difficulty modes or an individual game from each of the game modes.

This thread will be for updates, FAQ, and any questions or feedback you may have.

The Basics

You can add as many questions as you want. These must be supplied in a JSON file and saved within the Data folder.

When the game starts, you can pick your category. When you begin a round, the questions are pulled randomly from your chosen category. Depending on what game mode you select, the game times may switch (determined by the switch timer). If the player answers correctly, the game selects a new question from that game category.

You can set the round time and switch time easily from the inspector.

Thanks

 

I'm working on designing the next version of this package but I need some feedback in order to make sure my changes are useful.

So for a max of 10 people that contact me, I'll provide a voucher to obtain my asset for free in return for useful, actionable and constructive feedback.

The web version is available now for you to give feedback straightaway.

Message me for more details after you've left your feedback here

Thanks

 

Hi Kayleigh,
It's a very useful piece that you have here. Just to introduce a bit more fun and panic for the player, it may be good to let the timer per question begin to flash as the time nears the end of the set time. Also, I wondered if you would like to consider allowing players to trade some of their points for more life (or more time). In other words, if they have gained enough points they can trade it for longer play in a bid to gain higher score (if you get what I mean)...

I am looking forward to trying out some these ideas in my next game... Cool stuff!!!

Welldone.
Emeka

 

Hi Emeka!

Thanks for the feedback. These are definitely going into the backlog. I've added a couple lifelines already to the game UI and I've just doing some tests this week before I submit it. Let me know what you think.

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