From a financial point yes you are right. But if you want to make a game with the purpose of selling it, it will be tied with Unity's tarnished fame. You will lose sales. Especially on itch. Many people make Unity games here and selling them for 1-5$+.
Mark my words it will definitely affect everyone, people will ask you "Is this made in Unity" and since this site is indie dev dominant, they might not buy your game. Or even donate to your WebGL game.
I am in the middle of making a slasher horror and I bought many assets and tutorials on how to do some things so dropping off right now is not an option. I want to see it finished BUT I will start learning another engine so by the time I finish my game, I can transition smoothly to the other engine. Unity's fame is tarnished, even streamers and youtubers caught this. Maybe if they fire Riccitiello might save some face, but the ship has started to sink.
The only feedback I could give is while at first the piano sounds for the UI were a nice touch, they became kinda annoying later when picking items. Also I believe some retro filter like film grain and such and a limit to the fps would add to the creepy vibe.
What a game, reminded me of the classic point and click adventures I played when I was younger. The only thing that bumped me was that the dirt mound in the turbine sector should have appeared from the start, since we don't know we should visit it again after. Nevertheless I enjoyed this!
I managed to score one point! Its the movement of the player that is dragging. I guess you are using a dynamic rigidbody. Maybe a kinematic would be better. The addition of tilting and fire was nice but if I were you I wouldn't give more time polishing this game unless you want to show it to a friend or a future potential employer maybe. Thanks for checking my game also. I intend to update since I received many good comments and many people followed me.
Why is it that Unreal fries my gpu? IS it a 4090 only engine?
Apart from the apparent missing of UI, I would a little story for the dimension shift, something along Anubis has cursed you to live in limbo and shift out for seconds or something.
Its a bug that happens I think with the screen's fps. I can go around a full circle before losing in my browser. The idea was to surprise the player by thinking this is a 2D game when actually its a 3D that's why I didn't put any indicators
Hey thanks for checking me. Its not you, i am moving the dog through Unity's animator OnStateUpdate and while its great on Editor its f**** on webGL. I dont know why it does that as is a very simple rigidbody.Move. I wanted to try something different for a change :/
