They don't even know how to move a box around on a plane, but they want to jump into setting up networking for thousands of players in an MMO. For example, I see guys come into the forum wanting to design a large MMO similar to WOW as their first game project. Too many people try to build a massive game on their first try. A simple game clone (Pong, Space Invaders, Flappy Bird, etc) can be an excellent learning project. What people are doing is encouraging people to build several really small games as their first learning steps, so they can learn enough to tackle the big game projects. A first person arena shooter with no goal, so you can focus on programming mechanics and gameplay.Ĭlick to expand.Nobody is trying to kill anybody else's big game dreams. Summary text - tells the user if they killed all of the zombies or died trying (check kill count to put together a message here) Make a script to add onto the fps controller that raycast from the camera position in the direction of the camera forwardĬheck your out hit parameter in your raycast for the gameobject being tagged with enemyĭestroy zombie, increment a kill count by 1 Make a script on the empty that randomly spawns a zombie at the position of one of the children of the empty
Place a few cubes in this scene that will be graves that zombies will randomly rise fromĬreate an empty object (right click in the hierarchy) and name it 'graves'ĭrag all of your grave cubes into the empty on the hierarchy But a zombie shooter isn't a terrible idea, just make it an arena style game. I can definitely advise to NOT go with a building system for your first game. Although they invest a lot, they have less cutscenes and story. They don't have long story or big scene, but fun enough to play with. What do you think about my ideas? I wanna make some fun and low cost game idea like slender and firewatch. The main focus will not be dumb zombie killing in that way. For example, the player plays as a doctor to save other survivors, or as a detector to find out the truth,etc. It will be cool if the player is a character other than a fighter. Well people are sick of traditional battle zombie games. It is different with actively killing them, but passively defending with creative buildings.
The player keeps building inside a building or a safe area to defend himself against zombies. The player will reach the same ending with checkpoints unlocked. Player will discover key item, which activates a story/cutscene. It is like the second idea, discovering and survive, but there's a storyline. I hate this idea most, as it will be boring and expensive to develop(lots of dialogues and cutscenes) Like biohazard, it has a story flow and lots of cutscenes. It's different from the first idea as there are no skill upgrading or building elements. Just like minecraft, you may build a house to live forever, keep explore, or even fighting with the ender dragon. There are more than one way to escape the city. He will collect materials and find his own way to escape/survive. Player needs to discover and explore stuffs for dynamic actions. This is fun enough, but it losts the focus of a zombie game, player may focus on building, upgrading instead of battle. This is my first idea, to survive and collect materials, then building a community and recruit new survivors to my group. I wanna make something fun to play and innovative in stead of just killing zombie like most of the zombie game does. I had several ideas for the game, but I keep changing my mind about the theme because I think they're not interesting enough, and there're too much zombie game.
It's a zombie fps game, and I have a scene and basic attack+weapon system so far. So I'm developing my first game as practice (Not my first project, it's my first game to be released.
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