avatarchik / zombie-crasher-prototype

This repository consists of a small project, that is part of an online course on Udemy, which is a 3D video game, developed using Unity Game Engine (version 2019.2.9f1) and C# Language.

Awesome Zombie Crasher

What it actually is?

Awesome Zombie Crasher is a simple, minimalistic 3D game, which would help you deal with your frustration/anger/bad mood (if you're having a rough day 😜), by giving you the "Power" and "Command" to virtually crush down zombies with your vehicle. Pour down your anger, by smashing Zombies and obstacles coming in your way, which would save the real world (and YOU of course 🤪) from destruction!

Note: This is a work in progress! So, try NOT TO LOSE YOUR CALM, if something's not working the way you're expecting. Feel free to point out issues (if you come across any), so that I could try to resolve them!

Happy Crushing Zombies! Peace ✌🏻

Tools required to access this project on your system:

• Unity (in case if you would like to play around and make changes in raw files, to suit your needs!)
• Microsoft Visual Studio "OR" Microsoft Visual Studio Code (whichever you prefer)

What Next?

You could play the prototype of this game in your browser (as it has been built for WebGL Platform for ease of access to public), which has been developed using Unity(version 2019.2.9f1, Personal).

Note: Depending upon the browser you use, and its support for Unity WebGL, you might or might not be able to play it properly. I encountered an issue (Unity WebGL not supported) while opening the project on following browsers installed on MacOS Mojave(10.14.6):

• Google Chrome(version 78.0.3904)
• Firefox(version 70.0.1)
• Safari(version 13.0.3)

However, the issue of Unity WebGL not being supported, could be fixed, by performing the following steps, in Firefox:

1. Update Firefox to latest version, if it's not running on latest version.
2. Open Firefox, and type "about:config" in the address bar!
3. You might receive a warning, but don't worry. Just accept and proceed ahead.
4. You would be redirected to a new page, where you could change the configurationc.
5. In the search bar found at top, type "privacy.file_unique_origin".
6. If the value is "True", most probably in the last column, then click on it, until it gets set to "False".

Performing the exact same steps mentioned above, I was able to resolve my issue!

Click here to play the game! (Download the zip file, unzip it, and open "index.html" in Firefox)

Credits:

• All the assets, materials and every object used in project is provided by AwesomeTuts