We’re deep into development on Treat Fighter, and it has become pretty clear that this is an amazing technology. There are also a lot of misconceptions that we’ve heard talking to gamers and other developers. I’d like to take a moment to write about our experiences so far, correct some

We recently released CAT Game Builder, our framework for quickly building games in Unity, and several people have already asked about integrating new or existing systems into CAT. CAT was designed to be highly extensible, so let’s go through an example of doing just that, based on the previous post

Announcing CAT Game Builder for Unity Tricky Fast Studios is proud to announce CAT Game Builder! CAT Game Builder is the easier, faster way to make games in Unity. With CAT’s scores of modular Conditions, Actions, Triggers, and integrated game systems, you can create prototypes, demos, or full games with

This is the second article in a series about cultivating good habits so you don’t have to fix the problems that bad habits will cause. The goal here is to anticipate the problems you may need to solve and incorporate the solutions into your design. See Part 1. Heavy lifting

Developing good habits so you don’t have to fix it later. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. An old adage, and one you may have heard applied to code optimization. This is true. Nothing that follows is meant to imply that it isn’t. Before you spend sleepless nights poring

This is the first in our new series of advanced technical articles. In this series, we’ll be talking about building various advanced game systems. Today’s post is about path finding. Unity includes a 3D Navmesh based path finding system, but in some cases, that may be overkill or you might