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Mobile game dev: How to fix Pixel Art for iOS games

A common problem when working with Pixel Art for your games adapting your graphics for different screen sizes. Here’s how to fix Pixel Art for iOS games.

Creating a game for iOS with Swift and SpriteKit

How to create a 2D game for iOS with Swift and SpriteKit . We’ll take the classic Pong and do our own iteration as code exercise.

Starting June 29th RoguelikeDev does the complete Roguelike Tutorial 2021

/r/roguelikedev has been going strong for 5 years in a row doing the Complete Roguelike Tutorial. After C#, and Java, this year is time to use Python.

Java Roguelike notes (5/13): How to create a Field Of View or Fog Of War

Let’s create a Field of View, so the dungeon unwraps as we walk through it, keeping the player in the dark for undiscovered zones.

Java Roguelike notes (4/13): How to add game collisions

Adding interactivity by creating tile collisions: Making our player interact with the game environment.

Java Roguelike notes (3/13): How to place random items and enemies in our dungeon

One step further: Placing random items and enemies in our dungeon with two simple methods

Java Roguelike notes (2/13): Creating a procedurally generated dungeon

Procedural map generation in Java using the Walker algorithm. Creating random Roguelike dungeons on each run.

Java Roguelike notes (1/13): Drawing the ‘@’ symbol and moving it around

Notes from developing a Java Roguelike – #1 Drawing the ‘@’ symbol and moving it around

Java Roguelike notes (0/13): Project planning

Planning for the Java Roguelike project. Main features I want to implement and some bonus tracks

How to submit an Unity game in WebGL format to Itch.io

You can publish a WebGL game in Itch.io in under a minute, and make it available for the whole world easily.

How to create a slow motion effect in Unity and C#

2020 Update: Back to Unity and C#

Has been a crazy 2020 so far, am I right? Things are more stable now on my end, so is the time to go back […]

Roguelike C# in Unity (3/13): Generating a dungeon

Welcome to the 3rd part of the tutorial! The original Python tutorial can be found here. Previous posts for C# in Unity: 1- RogueLike C# […]

RogueLike C# in Unity (2/13): The generic Entity, the render functions, and the map

Part 2 is here. This week we’ll create a generic Entity from where we’ll create all our entities, we’ll skip the original render functions from […]

Roguelike C# in Unity (1/13): Drawing the ‘@’ symbol and moving it around

The intention of this serie is not to rewrite the Roguelike tutorial, but to offer an alternative implementation using C# in Unity. I discovered pretty […]

Starting June 18th RoguelikeDev Does The Complete Roguelike Tutorial 2019

Since few years back the folks at /r/roguelikedev have been going through the Complete Roguelike Tutorial together, working on a couple parts each week for […]

Prototype for the character selection screen

Learning Game Dev #3: Fixing bugs, development mode, UI, Lists vs Arrays, and renaming GameObject instances

At the beginning of the week I ended fixing multiple bugs just by changing one little thing, when I check if the menus/UI is enabled/disabled […]

Learning Game Dev #2: Apple ID, Unity Ads, Ghost scripts, Awake vs Start, level switcher, and scope.

Apple publishing process, and getting an app ID This process was a bit convoluted, but overall took around an hour to be completed. In order […]

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Mobile game dev: How to fix Pixel Art for iOS games

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Creating a game for iOS with Swift and SpriteKit

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Starting June 29th RoguelikeDev does the complete Roguelike Tutorial 2021

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Java Roguelike notes (5/13): How to create a Field Of View or Fog Of War

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Java Roguelike notes (4/13): How to add game collisions

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Java Roguelike notes (2/13): Creating a procedurally generated dungeon

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Java Roguelike notes (1/13): Drawing the ‘@’ symbol and moving it around

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Java Roguelike notes (0/13): Project planning

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How to submit an Unity game in WebGL format to Itch.io

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How to create a slow motion effect in Unity and C#

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2020 Update: Back to Unity and C#

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Roguelike C# in Unity (3/13): Generating a dungeon

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Roguelike C# in Unity (1/13): Drawing the ‘@’ symbol and moving it around

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Starting June 18th RoguelikeDev Does The Complete Roguelike Tutorial 2019

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Learning Game Dev #3: Fixing bugs, development mode, UI, Lists vs Arrays, and renaming GameObject instances

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Learning Game Dev #2: Apple ID, Unity Ads, Ghost scripts, Awake vs Start, level switcher, and scope.

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