For any Students or Indie developers out there, Unity has dropped the price of their iOS and Android licenses to... wait for it... FREE!
All you need to do is go to Unity's website and download the latest free version.
Also if you are interested in upgrading to the Unity Pro, instead of an up front cost of $1500, you can get it for $75 a month for 12 months ($600 savings).
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Avatar Trials: Ninja Uprising, Now a Top 500 Best Selling All-Time #XBLIG!
Avatar Trials: Ninja Uprising is now one of the Top 500 Best Selling All-Time Xbox Live Indie Games (XBLIG). We climbed into the top 500 on 06/09/2013, and are continuing to climb up the list.
Thank you to everyone who has downloaded the free trial, and / or purchased our game.
Sunday, May 5, 2013
Avatar Trials: Ninja Uprising Passes 1200 Sales #XBLIG
We're incredibly honored to announce we've past 1200 sales of Avatar Trials: Ninja Uprising.
To celebrate, we are having another contest to win a copy of the game!
To enter click on the following link:
Facebook Contest
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Avatar Trials: Ninja Uprising Passes 500 Sales #XBLIG
We're incredibly honored to announce we've past 500 sales (almost 600) of Avatar Trials: Ninja Uprising.
To celebrate, we are GIVING AWAY a copy of the game!
To enter click on the following link:
Facebook Contest
We want to know - How does your avatar represent YOU?
Friday, April 26, 2013
Avatar Trials: Ninja Uprising, #XBLIG releases today!
04/26/2013
In less than 24 hours after putting our game up for review on Tuesday night in the XBLIG, our game has passed and is going to be released today!
Today at 2:30pm we will be hosting a live podcast where we will celebrate the release of our game, as well as the other two senior capstone games from the University of Utah. By joining live you will be able to participate via twitter to possibly win a free copy of the game. We will be holding competitions with each others games, as well as talking about our dev process from concept to design. Exclusive looks at concept and alpha gameplay will be shown!
Be sure to join anytime from 2:30pm to 6:00pm whether at work or at home!
https://www.facebook.com/events/608144885880746/?ref=22
In less than 24 hours after putting our game up for review on Tuesday night in the XBLIG, our game has passed and is going to be released today!
Today at 2:30pm we will be hosting a live podcast where we will celebrate the release of our game, as well as the other two senior capstone games from the University of Utah. By joining live you will be able to participate via twitter to possibly win a free copy of the game. We will be holding competitions with each others games, as well as talking about our dev process from concept to design. Exclusive looks at concept and alpha gameplay will be shown!
Be sure to join anytime from 2:30pm to 6:00pm whether at work or at home!
https://www.facebook.com/events/608144885880746/?ref=22
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
EAE FEST 2013
04/23/2013
Today was the first day of EAE FEST 2013 here at the University of Utah.
All of the EAE Undergraduate and Master Students had their games on display. Our game was set up on three XBOX 360's available for students, faculty, family, and media members to come and play. We had a great time showing off our game and allowing people to play it. Some people enjoyed it so much that they would come back later and continue playing it some more trying to beat the levels they had yet to complete.
Here is the media coverage of the event:
Deseret News: Article
FOX 13: Video and Article
KSL: Video and Article
Some of our team near the end of the event:
Today was the first day of EAE FEST 2013 here at the University of Utah.
All of the EAE Undergraduate and Master Students had their games on display. Our game was set up on three XBOX 360's available for students, faculty, family, and media members to come and play. We had a great time showing off our game and allowing people to play it. Some people enjoyed it so much that they would come back later and continue playing it some more trying to beat the levels they had yet to complete.
Here is the media coverage of the event:
Deseret News: Article
FOX 13: Video and Article
KSL: Video and Article
Some of our team near the end of the event:
More Lag
04/23/2013
Tonight we can submit our game for review again in the XBLIG. But first thing this morning our Engineering Lead contacted me stating that he was noticing lag in level 3. I told him that I thought I had resolved that. He mentioned that the katana on the players back was twitching as the player ran. I told him I was on my way to the lab at school and would test it as soon as I got there.
As soon as I got to the lab and got everything setup to test I was able to confirm the same thing he had observed. I must have missed it when I was testing for lag the night before, because I was more concerned about the players movement lagging. Our Engineering Lead tried an old build of the level and it did not have the lag so he came up with a hypothesis that it could be we had too much geometry in the current version of the level. I started testing the hypothesis by deleting different objects, and he was right. After I deleted enough models the lag disappeared. So I attempted to leave the level intact as much as the level designer had intended. In the end I was able to leave the level almost the same, just with some fire pits removed and some crates removed. In doing so the lag was completely removed.
Tonight we can submit our game for review again in the XBLIG. But first thing this morning our Engineering Lead contacted me stating that he was noticing lag in level 3. I told him that I thought I had resolved that. He mentioned that the katana on the players back was twitching as the player ran. I told him I was on my way to the lab at school and would test it as soon as I got there.
As soon as I got to the lab and got everything setup to test I was able to confirm the same thing he had observed. I must have missed it when I was testing for lag the night before, because I was more concerned about the players movement lagging. Our Engineering Lead tried an old build of the level and it did not have the lag so he came up with a hypothesis that it could be we had too much geometry in the current version of the level. I started testing the hypothesis by deleting different objects, and he was right. After I deleted enough models the lag disappeared. So I attempted to leave the level intact as much as the level designer had intended. In the end I was able to leave the level almost the same, just with some fire pits removed and some crates removed. In doing so the lag was completely removed.
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