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There are (at least) three levels of development in a game: engine, gameplay, and content. Depending where you draw those lines, Unity gives you the engine and
by mtinkerhess 12y ago
There are (at least) three levels of development in a game: engine, gameplay, and content. Depending where you draw those lines, Unity gives you the engine and you provide the gameplay and content. It sounds like you're interested in just working on content, in which case there are tons of games that let you do more or less what you describe through modding (eg Skyrim).
- baddox 12y agoIt's not for FPS's (although it's been used for that), but Starcraft 2 has really impressive modding features. I've been third person action games, arcade shooters, 2D platformers, and tower defense titles. There's even a popular soccer game where each player is a unit from Starcraft.