Hello!

We are proud to announce our new (codenamed) game: RAMPAINT!

Read the project page to learn (a bit) more about it.

You can also watch the first video of RAMPAINT on YouTube.

We hope you will like it. :)

Fellow game developers, many of you asked us when we were going to release a new chapter about the 2D animations tools with Unity 4.3.

The answer is… now!

We are very happy to announce that the topic is now covered in depth in the tutorial! We made two parts, as there is a lot to show and explain.

See the updated table of content.

You will learn how to make an end-level boss that uses animations. You can see the result below:

(Click to see it in motion)

We hope that you will enjoy this new content!

As always, feel free to to send us your feedback or the mistakes you find. We are very open to discussion and we will try to fix our errors quickly. You can reach us using our contact page.

We have compiled a big list of external resources in our Tutorials page.

We address a large range of topics, including game dev, business and Unity, to name but a few.

If you have some additional links that we are not aware of, feel free to contact us. :)

Fellow game developers,

You probably heard last week that Unity has released along with the 4.3 version a new set of great 2D tools.

If you haven’t tried Unity yet, we think that it is the best time to give it a shot.

And this is why we have written a tutorial showing you a complete development cycle of a “Shoot’Em Up” game, from the editor installation to the deployment on your mobile device:

See the tutorial: Create a 2D game with Unity

We hope you will enjoy the reading. Feel free to contact us for any additional question or feedback.

And for our french readers: the translation is nearly finished! Sorry for the delay, we are working hard on it.