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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:
Wattenizer: My first mobile game
My second game: Wattenizer Wattenizer is the second game I developed as an assignment and is a mobile game where you can play a card game called "Watten". Watten originates from Bayern, Germany and therefore is widely known in Germany and Austria. Watten is played...
Steamworks with Unity as Steam game
Steamworks with Unity As we got greenlit, we are preparing the final steps before releasing. This also includes the implementation of Steam related stuff like archievements and the overlay which appears when you press "Shift + Tab" in a Steam game. We use Unity as...
On Greenlight – yeah!
Hey guys, we did it. Our game "Endless Dream" is published on Steam Greenlight. Now it depends on you. If you like the game make sure you give us a thumbs up and leave a comment. Currently we are working on game improvements and "media stuff" to spread the word. The...
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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