This is a new game created by Roger Clement at RC1 Entertainment that is now available to buy on Steam.
“SICKO ISLAND, is a survival, horror PC game where you’ll need to find essential items, solve puzzles and fight your way to the General and put an end to the nightmare.”
You can use these characters for free in any of your personal or commercial games. You can sell your own games containing these characters, but you cannot sell these characters on their own.
They have a range of animations that are setup and ready to go.
You can also use these characters in my Udemy course:
If you want to make impressive shooter games then this course is for
you. I will be showing you step by step how to make a third person
shooter game that I call Vampire’s Lair. This is full on arcade action,
inspired by the original DOOM game. This will help you develop the
skills necessary to go onto make your own awesome games.
There will be coding and design tasks throughout that will challenge your knowledge of game design and help you to develop professional skills. If you just want to design games for a hobby or if you are looking to embark on a career in the gaming industry this course will help you get there. Plus it’ll be a lot of fun too.
Do you want to create a professional looking horror survival game in Unity? Well you’ve found the right course. This is aimed at anybody who loves game design and wants to make awesome games.
In this series we will be making a game where your first person character has to try and survive against a gang of maniacs, armed with a variety of weapons
You don’t need previous experience as I will be guiding you through the course step by step, showing you how to make the game and to write the code using C#. I will be giving you interesting assignments throughout to build your experience and knowledge in game design.
So, what’s in the course?
we start by creating the visuals to establish a night time look for the game. Then we will equip the player with a flashlight and a nightvision camera.
Then we will move onto lighting the scene to create an interesting aesthetic quality. We will add fog for atmosphere to give it a professional quality look
The enviornment map and props are free to download and you can use them in any game you decide to create.
We will Add sounds and music to bring the scene to life.
Then we will import enemy characters and add walking, running and attack animations using the mecanim animator window in Unity to seamlessly blend between a wide range of motions.
We will work on navigation path finding and artifical intelligence, allowing the enemy characters to make their own decisions on where to go and what to do. Once the enemies detect you, they will discover their own different ways to hunt you down!
Then we will work on a player inventory menu, displaying which weapons you have picked up. Each weapon has a different strength, speed and noise.
Then we will move on to the stealth mechanics, allowing the player to attempt to sneak around the map unnoticed. But the enemies are clever and once they spot you they will go into pursuit mode.
This brings us to the combat system, where the enemy will attack you and you can attack them. You will need to choose the right weapon to try and kill the enemies, because they are fast and very strong. If you try and stand and exchange strikes with them you won’t last very long, so strategy is the key to defeating the enemies.
We will also be adding a save system so players can save and load their progress between sessions.
We finally work on a main menu and in game options such as changing lighting, volume and switching on or off antialiasing and fog, as well as difficulty settings.
By the end of this course you will have a completed horror survival game which you can export out as a finished product. You will have developed the skills, confidence and understanding of how to make your own games in Unity.
This classic horror game makes my game of the month for May 2019. The scenery, graphics, sounds and game play all look incredible, even though it is still in beta development.
Find out more about this game on its Steam web page:
The game of the month isn’t actually out yet, but this is a great example of what you can achieve with pixel art graphics.
It’s a great idea that the video game for this 80s themed horror show should be a retro 80s style video game. I’m really excited to get my hands on this one.
Thanks to Darsh for bringing my attention to this one on his blog. Read his fantastic article on his site here: