| Publisher | Geoff Dallimore |
|---|---|
| File size | 8.33MB |
| Number of files | 209 |
| Latest version | 1 |
| Latest release date | 2017-07-28 05:42:22 |
| First release date | 2017-07-28 05:42:22 |
| Supported Unity versions | 2018.4.2 or higher |
Complete project for a playable game for children as young as 3 years old. Play alone or, better for kids, co-operatively take it in turns in this boardgame style app.
Each turn, roll the die and move a bus if you can. Watch out for traffic jams - Beep! Beep! Get all four buses to their destination before bedtime.
Uses brightly coloured, UV mapped Blender models of buses, roads, bushes, trees, pedestrians and corner shops. Music is a specially arranged version of The Wheels On The Bus.
Coded in straightforward C# with detailed comments. Uses Unity's navigation system for bus movement.
Tested for export with WebGL, Android and Windows.
The game makes educational use of colour, time, and some very simple strategy. The board was designed using probability calculations and tested with computer simulations so that victory is obtained about 75% of the time to prevent frustration, but to introduce concept of losing.
Learn more about the design of the game at my blog, The Dreams Of Gerontius
Each turn, roll the die and move a bus if you can. Watch out for traffic jams - Beep! Beep! Get all four buses to their destination before bedtime.
Uses brightly coloured, UV mapped Blender models of buses, roads, bushes, trees, pedestrians and corner shops. Music is a specially arranged version of The Wheels On The Bus.
Coded in straightforward C# with detailed comments. Uses Unity's navigation system for bus movement.
Tested for export with WebGL, Android and Windows.
The game makes educational use of colour, time, and some very simple strategy. The board was designed using probability calculations and tested with computer simulations so that victory is obtained about 75% of the time to prevent frustration, but to introduce concept of losing.
Learn more about the design of the game at my blog, The Dreams Of Gerontius
