Keeping your project and code organized in Unity can be a real pain… In this post we discuss software patterns that can help with your own game, what pattern we’re currently using in AIW and give plenty of examples!

I kicked off this week by finishing up the Fire action. While it was a bit more complicated than initially expected I still managed to get the entire thing completed early in the week. I did, however…

It was a pretty busy week in general with work and life-admin but I still managed to squeeze in quite a few hours of development time. I made quite a bit of progress - one new…

For the past 4 weeks I’ve had Fridays off, this meant I’ve been able to have one day a week were I just put my head down and worn on the game (sadly, that’s not the case anymore). I’ve made a lot of progress this past couple of months, hope I can keep it up. Anyway…

Okay, so the past few months have been crazy for a bunch of reasons and that meant I couldn’t (or, honestly, didn’t want to) update the blog as much as I would’ve liked. I think this goes to show the previous weekly blog format was way too bloated so I’ve been working on a new - shorter - one. However…

So, this week started off great: I managed to get a ton of work done on Monday - completing basically all the goals I had set for myself for this week. Despite this….

This week has been very busy: a lot of life-stuff, chores and appointments along with a couple of late days at work have resulted in very little time being invested into AIW. I’m working hard on getting my brain to understand…

I’ve been working on this game in one way or another for way too long without making the progress I’d want on it. I have done research into the spanish civil war, written multiple game design documents, read military strategy books, plotted out the complete story, come up with painstaikingly detailed characters and even built a couple of prototypes for the game. But, even though this is something I love…