I’m really excited about my future of game development. I’m really gonna take all of the lessons I’ve learned from this class to keep creating. I feel like a lot of my earlier projects in this class were lacking a lot of polish, so it was nice to focus more on that aspect this time. #SmallGameStudio

One of the things I struggled with for my game was trying to change the name of the project folder. For the longest time, I didn’t realize that it would show on the web version (is there a way to hide it?), and when I tried to change the folder name I almost broke the game. Oops. #SmallGameStudio

I really enjoyed playing this game in class! Your games feel really vulnerable and introspective, and convey emotions well.

I want to learn how to make more elaborate particle systems. I'm kind of obsessed with them after this project.

I was trying to make a dark aura cloud, but it just looks like toxic fumes (,,•̀﹏•́,,)

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I had so much fun making the base for this game. It would be fun to make an interior with an isometric style like the Sims 1.

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I keep getting an error for NullReferenceException sadly.

Your color selection is so visually pleasing. Feels like a mobile game I would play to relax.

Also pretty sure we ran into this issue during class, I think it has to do with the min. and max. settings for the paddle, but can't fully remember. I'd double check and rewatch the lecture.

My 2.1 game is really random, but I do feel more comfortable scripting in Unity now. Still a lot more to learn, though.

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