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About:
Fraktalia is my portfolio site which provides released Unity Assets and Games. The main focus of my Unity Assets is procedural content generation and can be used to generate mystical objects such as fractals, ornaments, gemstones and much more.
I love video games and also see the real-life like a video game. The video game called “Real Life” has the best visual quality ever and includes the most realistic physics-based voxel engine ever. However, the gameplay is absolutely the worst. For most people, the gameplay is standing up, going to work, work 8 hours for someone else, go home, sleep, and repeat until you die without having done anything meaningful. Would you want to play such game?
Therefore, the blog contains stuff about the game “Real-Life”, its mechanics and especially avoiding the dangers like dept which can ruin your whole life.
Recent posts:
My horrible experience with Steam and video games
My experience with Steam Endless Dream was the first game I have developed which also was published on Steam. Endless Dream was developed as a bachelor project 2 years ago. Back then we had to put in a ton of effort to get through Greenlight. We even got greenlit and...
First job as junior developer.
Happy new [hamster wheel] year 2019 I got my first job as a junior developer! The last half-year of 2018 was completely dedicated towards the master thesis. Now it is finished and the student life comes to an end. The last five years were an amazing time and the...
What happend to LostInPixels?
Shut down of LostInPixels: Our student organisation LostInPixels was founded to work together on games. However the end of the student life comes closer and closer. As life goes on, everyone has to find a job after obtaining the master's degree. Due to the scarcity of...
Coffee time:
When a magician cast a spell, magical energy is consumed. In the real world, programmers also create magical spells which consume brain power. Magicians usually drink a bluish colored potion to restore their magical energy. Software developers restore their brain energy with a brown liquid called coffee.
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