Protect The Ball - 2D Casual Game
Repository Link :
https://github.com/thapasuman78/Destroy.gitDescription :
Protect The ball is the 2d casual game where player has to block the enemies using shield. Just Rotate the shield to protect the ball and go for the high score.
- Game Progress :
The game is progressing as the player along with its shield is created. The animation is added to the shield like shielding effect. The scripts is added to the the player to give the functionality to rotate the shield around to protect against enemies.
Some Screenshots of the current project is shown below :
scripts :
Gameplay
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Github Account :
https://github.com/thapasuman78
Thanks for the contribution and welcome to Utopian, @sumanthp! It seems like a cool idea which could result in a fun game if some more features are added, however there are some things I'd like to point out.
First of all I would recommend you read our guidelines as there are a few small, but important things missing. The repository doesn't contain any usage or installation instructions, nor an open source licence, which means it technically isn't an open source project.
The content of the post itself could be improved. It would be great to see some more information about the project, like how you implemented everything and what the plans are for future development (a roadmap) for example.
Furthermore, from looking at the GIF you linked I think that the project is in a very early stage of development. Currently it doesn't seem like you can actually play the game, so it's more of a prototype in my opinion. It would be better to flesh it out a bit more before submitting future contributions. I would suggest you also read this guide as it includes some information that will be useful for you going forward.
I look forward to seeing your future contributions!
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Thank you for your review, @amosbastian!
So far this week you've reviewed 19 contributions. Keep up the good work!