Add a button in the login scene to direct unregistered users to account creation scene: 00:00 to 02:00
Design the input system of the account creation scene: 05:18 to 23:36
Design the profile picture selection system of the account creation scene: 31:11 to 49:10
(You can watch the video at 2x speed to save time)
Download the final apk from here (for the standalone version of the game. That is, the version with no networking capabilities.): https://github.com/ayushraj1024/soulhunterdowntownstandalone/tree/master/apk
At this point I have made two repositories for the game. One is the old repository where the game has networking and leader-board functionality (Which is yet to be implemented). The other one is the new one made today and that version of the game does not contain networking functionality and is a self contained standalone game. I did that because not all games require networking and leader-boards so if you are building a game without networking capabilities then you can download the source from the new repository. The link is here (This version has the Admob code): https://github.com/ayushraj1024/soulhunterdowntownstandalone
Get the Ninja Girl Sprite from Gameart2d: https://www.gameart2d.com/ninja-girl—free-sprites.html
The background art is from Craftpix. Get it for free from here: https://craftpix.net/freebies/free-pixel-art-street-2d-backgrounds/
Rest of the art has been made in Piskel from within Gdevelop 🙂 Watch this video to learn how to do that: https://youtu.be/Go5PzcQWArg
Get the game source code from here (You don’t need this source code if you are building a game without networking functionalities): https://github.com/ayushraj1024/SoulHunterDowntown
(Note: The source will be updated everyday till the time this tutorial series is running.)
Get the server source code from here (You don’t need server source code if you are building a game without networking functionalities):
https://github.com/ayushraj1024/soulhunterdowntownpublicserver
(Note: The above link will take you to a repository which is exactly similar to the actual repository which I have connected to my Heroku web app. There is, however, one difference. And that is, the config values are not present in the above listed repository. This has been done for security reasons. You can find your own config values by following the steps shown in this video: https://youtu.be/il3sfD2mPnE)
This is a game development stream in which I am making a casual game called Soul Hunter Downtown. I am using Gdevelop to make this and while I am working on the game I will be telling you important things along the way so that you can learn to use the Gdevelop engine while watching this video. I do not speak fast or tell lots of details in one sentence so you can watch this video at higher speeds to get it done quickly. I have put some timestamps for important concepts in the description :).
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