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When I first saw the Unity 3D 3.5 Public Beta, I quickly downloaded it. Now that I haved used it for about 2 weeks or so, I think it only has one flaw.

Before reading, I want to let everyone know that it will be fixed when the actual 3.5 comes out.

In the beta, you can not share your game using a web browser. I nearly always use a browser to share my game. I now, until 3.5 comes out, have to upload the files to a website for someone to download.

I dont really like that, but I guess I can wait until 3.5 is out.

Thanks for reading :)

In this version I added two extra buildings, two alley-ways and and extra street on the other side of the map. Now I can begin testing with physics, death from high heights, and also making the game a whole lot bigger. So far the game is 10 mb, with only a couple of building here and there, so I can understand that after a while I would like this game to somehow be at least 1 GB in size! Thanks for your support everyone! :)

I am kind of disappointed at the quality and feel of this game. I feel as if though I did not try hard enough. I am going to try to change that today. I am starting the game over from scratch! So far I have created a WAY BETTER main menu. Though the credits look the same as before, I will try to make them look better later on. I hope you all understand this change.

The only thing that I have not completed yet are the missions, I will make new missions later on. New missions will take a bit longer now to make, because I will be focusing on quality.

I hope you all understand.

Thanks :)

Update Includes

- Updated the mouse so that it does not show anymore. Now you can do 360’s and 720’s! (No-Scopers are proud on this day…) :)

Wanna play the game? Then click here!

Update Includes

- Updated the Main Menu. Pictures can now be clicked to go to the certain level of choice.

That’s it for this version, thanks for reading!

A couple of months ago I started working on a game on the Unity 3D called “Move It!” I really wanted to make a type of free-style game (not free-roam, just a game like “Mirror’s Edge.” So I kind of got bored of Unity for a little, but then Ludum Dare 22 came out, and I came back to work. I am currently in the Alpha of the game (I just got out of the Pre-Alpha.)

From now on on my blog I will add the details to most of my updates to my games (I will still regularly post random things though.)

It seems that I am entering Ludum Dare 22!

I have so far built the first three levels, the main menu, and the credits of my game! Do you want to know what it is called!? It is called: Move It!

Storyline: You awaken in a very small room, not remembering your past at all. To escape a room, you must reach the yellow square. (Thats it for now… lol)

Do you want to see the Ludum Dare site? Then go here: http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/

Thanks for reading! More coming soon!

Well, it seems that my last review got lots of positive hits, so here goes my second one!

Let me start off by saying that I have been playing for about 2-3 years now (I have lost track, in a good way), and I have to say, that there IS a reason why I am still playing this game. That reason is obviously that the game is just beautiful, from visuals, to audio, to even the game itself. There is way too much to say about CSS (Counter-Strike: Source), so I will try to sum it up for you in this review.

The Quality: The quality is very, shall I say “different” in CSS. By this I mean some may LOVE it, some may like it, others may hate it. I have seen people that have fit into all those genres, not because they just hate the game, just because it is their opinion. Now, in my opinion, I LOVE the quality. If you were to give this to someone that did not know about the game, and told them that CSS was made about a year ago (it was made in November of 2004), they would most likely believe you.

The Sound: The sound in this game is very nice as well. From guns, to nades, to wall being shot, to doors moving, this game has it all. Believe it or not, sound plays a BIG role in CSS. By this I mean that from doors opening, to people getting shot right behind you, to hearing someone clicking the buttons on a bomb for a bomb site, you can determine where you enemy is at all times.

The Weapons: There are lots of weapons in this game. Ranging from shotties, to sniper’s, to smg’s, all the way to assault rifles, this game has it all. The game does not allow you to customize your guns with camos. The only thing you can o to your gun (without mods) is simply put a silencer onto it, which becomes VERY useful.

The Maps: The Maps in this game in my opinion are about medium size compared to other fps games. Even if you don’t like the original maps, or are bored of them, you can always download your own custom-made maps, and play them with yourself, or with your friends through servers. If you feel like it, there is a download that comes through the Steam client, that allows you to make your own maps.

The Servers: Servers in this game are usually bought by other people, meaning that you will most likely not find any Valve servers. Servers range in a variety of different styles. These styles contain: Skrim (TDM, Clan-based), MG (Mini-games), ZS (Zombie Survival), and MUCH MUCH more! If you are worried that you will get this 7 year old game, and find servers with no one on them, don’t be! There are still LOTS of people playing this game, enough for your favorite servers to be filled up sometimes! There are always people to play with.

Overall: I would recommend this game to ANYONE. Great quality, sound, gameplay, just about everything you need. No major glitches (barely any minor ones either…). This game is in the top 5 for my list of games, so get it!

Thanks for reading! :)

Hello, and welcome to my first ever written review for a video game. I wanted to start a written review because I had seen a person on twitter put links to his reviews of the famous Fallout series (sorry, I don’t have a link to the guy with the reviews.) In this review I want to tell you what Alliance Of Valiant Arms is all about. What is pros and cons are, and what you should do, if you ever decide to get the game.

The Price: Alliance Of Valiant Arms is a game like no other. It has cutting-edge graphics, great hit-detection, great customizable features, such as changes a weapon’s camo and such, and the best thing of all, is that it is free. Yup, you heard me, this game is completely free, and can be downloaded through the Steam client.

The Time: I only have had this game for about 2 days now, and have played it only for about 3-4 hours in total, but I feel as if I can somewhat write a review on this already because of how unique this game is. I have already nearly mastered my sniper class (as in making perfect shots every time, about 10 times in a row).

The Gameplay: I can say lots about the gameplay about this game. For one, it has ranking which allows you work your way up to the top, unlocking machine guns, to Barrett .50 cals, to shoties. This game has everything! Hiding spots, camping spots (although, if you don’t like campers, you can easily kill them), and run-and-gun hallways. The one thing I do not like is the audio.

The Audio: The game is very worth-while, until you hear the audio. At certain points when shooting a gun, all of a sudden everyone’s gun will go ultra silent, you can not hear your gun, you can not hear your footstep, you can not even hear other people guns, or even their grenades for that matter. After about five seconds or so, everything comes back, and you can hear everything again, but after a while, the noise gets kind of old, you are used to it, but feel that you would rather it not be there. I hope in an upcoming patch they will fix this.

Final Score: I would recommend this game to anyone, mainly because this game is absolutely free (except with the paid add-ons it comes with), so, why should you complain about not getting this game? Although the download is a whopping 5 GB, I am sure we can all fit room for a game with this much perfection.