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My Beta 

So I have come towards the end of my game and I must say I did try my best to make the best game possible. There were some aspects of it I just couldn't get to work such as the collision detection and the game over screen but everything else was quite good. I changed a few things about my game since my last blog. I had removed the logs to jump over because my jump button isn't working properly. The jump script does work but doesn't actually jump which is weird. So I had just had my character move left to right while still being able to collect coins and run. The environment that I had made I am quite happy with and I think I couldn't have done better. 


Overall I think I could have done better with my game in terms of mechanics but it is all a good learning curve and I must say I did learn a lot about Unity these past 12 weeks in and I was quite obsessed with trying to make my game the best game possible and the challenge of making the game work etc. Another thing I could have improved was adding music and a big thing was making the mechanics work better which I really would have loved. 


Altogether, I felt these 12 weeks were amazing and I don't think I would change anything except for all the things about my game that I want to improve but what I was thinking was the lessons that I learnt throughout that time-lapse and that is something I don't want to change. I loved the whole challenge of the process and I learned also what really goes on about making a game, reading about games and understanding what games are about. I loved the challenges along the way and as I kept doing more, I learnt a lot more.  


This is the link to my game :

https://nasim101.itch.io/jungle-rushers?secret=kQtLUkPZ0KEIDhaC6PNHNYd7r8



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  1. Robbie CahillDecember 15, 2021 at 2:29 PM

    What’s up Nasim

    I can relate to you on wanting to make your game the best version possible

    At the start of the semester, I wanted to do the same thing but I couldn’t get all the code to work and ultimately had to scale back my game and make it much more simplistic. Although I wish it could have gone better it’s great to hear that your game went great.

    It’s also fantastic to hear that you had a great time while making this game and throughout the learning process

    Hope this module turns out well for you

    -Robbie Cahill

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  2. Hamza AbdulhamidDecember 15, 2021 at 3:14 PM

    Hello Nasim, I’m happy to hear that you still had a good experience from the process of making the game even though some things did now work out your way. I also thought it was nice when you said that you said you wouldn’t change how you learned during the process of making your game. I also enjoyed reading your blog post’s because you talked about the topics in depth, and it showed your interest in them. And your game is fun to play even though you didn’t get to put some elements you wanted to put. Overall, I really enjoyed your game and blog posts.

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