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Tutorial 7

 

Unity Tutorial 7


For the last tutorial I had to add in the sound effects and the background music to the game to give it its finally few touches and complete all the tutorials. The audioSource and audioClip component was very helpful here. I was really happy with the end result that the audio helps the game stand out even more.

Overall with 2D games, I found it very challenging at times it set me back once or twice especially with the coding but the long wait was worth it. My favorite part about the making of this 2D game was perhaps the designing tasks that you had to go through and creating your own terrain for Ruby along with obstacles such as the enemy and the danger zone.
 

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