Thank you, I will!

Good ideas, thanks!

Will do!

Thanks!

Yeah...I realized I'm not training the neural networks effectively.  I'm gonna continue working on it.  Thanks for trying it!

Nice!

Wow super detailed post.  Following this development

Looks pretty.  Can't wait to see more

Interesting.  I like the disintegration effect you've applied to objects.  I think you should spend time working on the character animation and it'll make the game a lot better!  I look forward to seeing more

Introduction to URPG

I initially had an idea to create a game about a stray puppy whose family was trapped in the pound.  The player would control the puppy, and free the family through any means possible.

Eventually, the "through any means possible" concept hatched new ideas about the puppy being able to do a lot of things puppies couldn't normally do, like steal and resell items to then buy things like guns or baseball bats.  Eventually I decided that a puppy wasn't the best fit for the protagonist, and I thought about what animal fit the mischievous theme.  I then made a raccoon model, but something still felt off.  I am currently trying out a red panda, and I think that's what I'll stick with.

Any feedback would be awesome!

WIP Photos

TJ the Puppy:

Here is the raccoon model I made in the Unity scene view.  He is outside the player's home base (see the cave in the wall).  I decided to try another animal as I couldn't quite nail the raccoon cuteness without making him look kind of like a fat skunk.

Red Panda WORK IN PROGRESS:

Just added you on discord!

Yeah, I wanted to throw a "glow effect" script on them, but forgot about it.  Thanks for the feedback!

Pretty difficult!  I think the enemies might have too much health, but still fun!

Thanks for playing it!  Yeah, I was kind of rushing at the last minute to try and get a decent difficulty in the game, but I missed some little things that would've helped make it feel better.

Feels and looks great!