I learned how to make ragdolls, and this is the coolest experiment I made from it

the little robots DANCE to the music! and by that i mean i just add velocity to limbs depending on how loud the music is. still pretty cool though, i think.

push the speakers off the world to turn off the music and be a party pooper

You jumped into the sun and reached a new plane of existence!

Now the sky belongs to you... so decorate it as you please!

A little art tool/toy thingy.

I spent Easter Monday learning how to make 3D games in Unity. This is the result!

DIVE INTO THE SUN

Devour the miniature purple suns!

They will allow you to jump higher!

Jump all the way to the top of the universe, then dive into the sun!

After you dive, you unlock NEW GAME MODE+! Hit backspace if you want your jumping height to go back to the lowest.

unity game, use wasd and left and right mouse buttons

a 3d game
use wasd to move and space to jump
songs used :
borat songs
ievan polkka
two tracks by bulfú
tiny tim
can you feel the sunshine
some tracks made by me
russian city ambient sounds

special thanks to :
clyde
kittyhorrorshow
marie
nuprahtor
jake clover ( inspiration )
tom van den boogart ( inspiration )

thanks for playing this took one whole week to be made :)

Xmas gift for left-off-studios. A minamlist shoot 'em up in which the player may use the Left + Right arrows to dodge enemies or the Space bar to shoot them. The catch is that if a shot goes off screen, the player loses. Consider this a rough cut.

It might not work because I'm using the Unity 4.6 beta and I get a red message that says it will only work on my computer.

The only input is moving your mouse around to move an object around that the bear-thing is attracted to. It is not particularly precise. Clicking does nothing.

I wanted to practice making a game in 2 hours before my first klik & Play. Everything was done in two hours (9:19PM -11:19PM). The song, the art, even the movement and collision scripts. I was able to do a lot more than I thought I would be able to.

I feel much more prepared now.

A game about a photobombing sasquatch.

FLIPPIN' ART, a little quiz game inspired by a true story (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Bateau)

How would you fare if you had to hang abstract art the correct way in a museum?!

BADLY, I BET.