as the page states:
“It's a FREE 3D Platformer/Endless Runner hybrid game for PC created by YouTuber Jimmy Vegas using the Unity Engine.”
This is not a mobile game and if you want mobile controls it is your responsibility
Sorry I’m not quite understanding. Are you having problems with the source code? There should not be any issues with it. If you are attempting to recreate it I’m afraid I won’t be able to help as I can only provide support for the projects source code here on itchio. By the sound of it you’re trying to attach something from the canvas to the player, you cannot do that without complex code modification.
hiya, so the way you do it is to unzip the file first and put the folder in your documents. open the Unity hub and click on the add or open button at the top right. Then locate the folder you just unzipped and click open. It may take a few minutes to build the project, but it should work just fine. Let me know if you’ve managed to get it up and running :)
Oh hey! Thanks for playing :)
So in a nutshell, if you played it again, it randomizes the location of some of the of items, which causes slight anxiety as you think you know where the items are, but they've moved and because know you're timed, it puts pressure on. Basically, it's just a quick way of showing how to do timed things in a game.
I could have made this waaaay better if I'd have developed longer than 12 weeks, but then that defeats the object lol.
Mind if I share the video?
appreciate the feedback. If these are the only issues then I’d say I’ve done a good job with this game.
you mention the word “realistic” however, the aesthetic of the game is not realistic, so I don’t think it should detract from the experience
the way I see it is that what you’ve listed are very, very minor issues, especially when you consider the amount of issues in games which have a massive budget
thanks for playing
Thanks dude! I was expecting a lot of comments about the side to side movement, and it's just the design choice. Basically it's so as you can't pick it up and "cheese" it. It makes you learn how to play it rather than just be ANOTHER game :)
EDIT: You're actually really good at it! Best I've seen so far :D