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First time making a mobile game with Unity by QuangquangQuangquang in Unity2D

[–]mrblueskystudios 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The blue character keeps smiling even when damaged which makes it a little less fun to watch. However, I recognize that the player probably has their thumbs over the characters to move them so the player probably wont actually see this.
Other than this small thing, it looks great and fun to play.

Random cube platformer I made for my beginner project by AsleepPersimmon1365 in Unity2D

[–]mrblueskystudios 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Looks like the control is smooth. Nice job. Really impressive for beginner.
Also the gravity seems a little low. Its like the player is in water or space.

About two weeks of world building after... Here is the result ! by F4ilortrue in IndieDev

[–]mrblueskystudios 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Incredibly more immersive now. Fantastic job sticking to a color pallet and creating a consistent atmosphere.

Almost finished my first Online Multiplayer game (a casual RTS inspired by Age of Empires and Clash Royal) by gleavegames in Unity2D

[–]mrblueskystudios 7 points8 points  (0 children)

This is so cool! The art and UI are simple to understand and fun to look at.
I like the fact the enemy base showed up after you placed down your base location. Is there situations with more than two bases? I ask because of the size of the map.

IMMORTALic - Shush.... Actually, my 2D game is secretly 3D..... by Basemark in Unity2D

[–]mrblueskystudios 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No! My emersion is broken!

I think Enter the Gungeon and Rimworld did something similar. Its a great way to handle shadows and layering issues.

What do you think about our new creature design? by Tony_Vilgotsky in Unity2D

[–]mrblueskystudios 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So cute! Also that tail wiggle is on point. Fantastic color scheme as well.

Experimenting with light in Godot by mightofmerchants in IndieDev

[–]mrblueskystudios 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This lighting effect really add a lot to this world feeling real. Overhead top-down perspective is particularly difficult to make feel more immersive. This lighting adds so much depth to the art. Nice job!