Camp Delta

Thanks for the wonderfull game .  I had a great experiance and was totally immersed into it .
The game had a wide variety of enemies accross different terrains . 
Balance between number of health capsules and enemies was maintained throughout . 
Along the way I also found many interesting concepts like :

- The user is respawned in a place where one could take shelter and gain health.
- Enemies follow you automically .
Which made the game more interesting .
- Also there were markers in the form of flood lights to guide the user towards correct path . 
If possible it would be great to have a minimap/arrow to give user directions .

There is a huge amount of thought and effort put into this game from choosing the tracks to making the story . Would love to see more such games coming from you . Best of luck .

Hey Janmejay,

Loved the concept of the game....The overall setting and mood seem perfect for the Genre of Game you've made. The Game also gets the curiosity rising as it progresses....here are a few suggestions that could improve Camp Delta even more....

• The Text showing the briefing of the game at the beginning gets a bit hard to read in the last section as the colors are getting mixed up with the background.
• The second suggestion is about the text as well. The in-game subtitles and hints get obscured by any white or bright background. This, especially, creates a problem during the beginning of the Game as the Key Cards you get are on a white platform and it gets difficult to read the subtitles and hints during that scenario and the user needs to move the camera to another section just to read the text, breaking the flow.
• Reducing the mouse sensitivity or at least having an option to manually adjust the sensitivity is essential as the current default mouse sensitivity might be too fast for many players
• You could also vary up the texture on the ground by using vertex painting or using multiple materials to get rid of any texture repetition on the ground.
• The enemy design seems quite interesting. However, you could make them even more advanced by making them faster and their movement cycle more snappy like in the Aliens series or any other zombie game. You could counter the increase in difficulty by adding more velocity to your projectiles and Decreasing the Time Between the Shots.

Here are a few resources that might help you improve the game as well as getting more insight into the points mentioned above.

For details about improving the text and UI in Camp Delta you could go through our Blogs about "Importance of Typography for Games" and "Importance of UX in Games" Also to add more variation to your terrain via material mixing you could use our "Unity URP Material Blending Shader" for an easy and seamless fix for the repeating texture. Moreover, if you wish to add more music to your Gameplay feel free to have a look at our "Free Sci-Fi Game Soundtracks" and much more awesome free music for all your needs....

Overall you've got a great project in your hands and we can't wait to see Camp Delta being improved even more. Keep us updated and Have an Amazing Day😇👍