Enemies don't kill player characters, but can inflict a variety of status ailments upon them like slowing, stunning, or blinding (screen turns all black). While there is combat and one character specializes in shooting a bow to damage/disable/destroy enemies, I wanted to heavily deemphasize fighting compared to typical RPGs. All units can do certain basic things like move, jump, hover, pick up/throw certain objects (including other playable characters), and manipulate many/most objects like buttons and switches. The optional objectives are generally "collect X" and "complete this level within Y time."Įach unit has at least 1 special ability (activating objects unique to them or shooting arrows or placing platforms in liquid, etc.). The moment-to-moment play is about moving the units around a level, manipulating objects like switches and buttons, to allow all units to reach the level's exit or otherwise complete the required objective(s).Įach level has at least 2 optional objectives and 1 required objective. If the level allows more than this, these other characters are kept in reserve to be swapped at certain tiles. (In multiplayer mode, each player controls one character.) A maximum of 4 players can each play 1 character at a time. Gameplay-wise, each level has access to a certain list of characters, controlled one at a time by a player. Multi-character, one player or multiplayer (local or online), puzzle platformer akin to The Lost Vikings. If this would be better placed elsewhere, please move it.)
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#THE LOST VIKINGS VIDEO GAME CHARCATERS HOW TO#
Thus, since someone else has already made tutorials or/and asset store assets for this game type (engine, etc.), what should I most consider, how to obtain these, and what else should I know? However, due to Unity's versatility and its large asset store, I'm strongly considering it for a game project. I've experimented with certain aspects and done some tutorials, but nothing that seemed spiffy enough to sell.
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