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I really love the aesthetic of your games. Would you mind sharing what tools you use to create them? I've been interested in spending more time on game developm

• famahar 3y ago
  Mostly Unity3D. I've amassed a huge list of assets, shaders, plugins, vfx, and tools that have aided in my workflow. It's hard to think of all the tools I use within Unity at the top of my head. I might make a blog post one day about my workflow but for now this is a pretty good starter list to get you started: https://github.com/michidk/Unity-Script-Collection https://github.com/michidk/Unity-Script-Collection and if you need free assets, I made a blog post about creative commons resources. https://itch.io/blog/478317/life-as-a-creative-commons-indie-game-developer https://itch.io/blog/478317/life-as-a-creative-commons-indie...
• famahar 3y ago
  By the way you may want to consider Godot as a starting engine. Not only because it's open source (so no shady business practices), but it also is focused on being specifically a game engine. Unity tries to be an everything engine and has lots of broken, bloated, and unfinished features. The simplicity of Godot adds a lot of much needed constraints to development. You're not constantly wrestling with the engine. I'm deep into Unity now but if I were to start all over I'd go with Godot.