Static Sky - Tactical Cyberpunk Shooter by framebunker

After leaving Unity, me and Charles Hinshaw have been busy working on this little thing:


It's a real-time tactical game for tablets. You control a squad of mercenary agents who undertake missions against worldwide corporations for the highest bidder.

We just got our blog going, and we'll be updating this thread as we get more Unity-related stuff available.

One article I would like to point out is http://framebunker.com/blog/tears-in-the-rain/ it's a technical run-through of how we do our rain effects. There's more on blog as well, but this one is the most Unity-related (for now, anyways)

Cheers

 

Looks cool, I'll follow your progress. Good luck!

 

Looking real good Nicholas, bookmarked!

 

I just saw the Gamasutra article, this looks very cool and I'll be following it with great interest!

 

Looks great!

 

Hi there.

We added some stuff to our blog:

How we deal with singletons –*this I know is an issue for many Unity developers, so here's our take on it: http://framebunker.com/blog/unity-singletons/

Some notes on concept art and world consistency: http://framebunker.com/blog/enemy-guard-concept-art/

Cheers

 

A screenie from our lighting system.


And some post about how we do this on an iPad:
* Intro
* Hybrid lighting explained

Have fun!

 

Hey looks great!

 

Small update: We're joined with an old-timer from IO Interactive. Here's an image from our latest progress:



More info on our rendering setup in my Unite setup: http://framebunker.com/blog/static-sky-unite-presentation/
And our latest coding bit (simple bake-time calculations): http://framebunker.com/blog/bake-time/

 

We added a useful snippet of code to do an emulation of nested prefabs. It really helps with scene sanity

http://framebunker.com/blog/poor-mans-nested-prefabs/

 

I love everything about the game

 

Holy Smoke!

 

Two new ones today from the framebunker blog:

 

WOW

 

Look at those reflections and lights! Amazing!

 

Also, two more to close out the week…





Have a great weekend, everybody.

 

Amazing work, great job! Looks like you guys definitely know your way around Unity and some 3D software .
The scenes really do look beautiful.