How To Add ‘Juice’ and ‘Feeling’ To Your Game.

• The not-so-obvious and subtle techniques that are easy to implement and will make your game subconsciously more fun.

• What ‘feedback’ is, and how to do it right.

• Common mistakes most game developers make with game ‘feel’, and how avoiding those mistakes will make your game stand out.

• How to make your game look and feel amazing by learning a small handful of concepts versus a ton of useless tactics that are different for every game.

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We’ll talk about:

1. Feedback

2. Audio Cues

3. Lerping & Sine/Cosine waves to add visual juice

4. Camera techniques to emphasize feedback and highlighting

5. 2D Bloom/Emissions to make elements pop

6. Interactables/Destructables

7. Manipulating the foreground to add immersion

8. Pacing and how changing visuals can benefit gameplay mechanics

9. Exaggeration techniques and how over/underdoing it can ruin your game

10. End notes and techniques that you can use to make your game stand out

About 2D In Unity

Welcome to 2D In Unity, a blog dedicated to the world of 2D pixel art games created with Unity. Join us as we explore the realm of top-down RPG games, specializing in 2D visual effects and shaders.