Sewer Zombies | Procedural Levels | | #Unity #GameDev #Prototype
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Aug 9, 2020 14:00
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The 4th part of my DevLog series creating a first person shooter in Unity. In this video we focus on building procedural levels using Dungeon Architect. Click 'Read More' to see an index to the video.
This video series is creating an FPS as fast as possible using assets from the asset store (list of assets here https://bit.ly/ZombieSewerAssets). In the earlier videos we made a fully playable prototype level in less than 3 hours. Now the work is starting on making the prototype a proper game. If you haven't seen the earlier videos then you might want to view the playlist first https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6pqvWkvTOzTe9411EoeRbkcM_mvUK5lv
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