This is a simple game created by me in order to learn and understand:
For anyone interested, I'm learning my way around Unity using their learning platform.
This repository has a GitHub Action that builds the project after each commit. However, I do create
releases when appropriate. In other words, the latest stable build can be found at the
releases page, but for the latest
(and possibly unstable build) you need to go to the latest
Unity Build workflow and scroll down to
the artifacts. There you can download a .zip
of the latest build by selecting your platform
(for example Build-StandaloneWindows64
for the latest 64-bit Windows build).
Currently the game builds are available for the following platforms:
- Linux (64-bit)
- MacOS (Intel 64-bit and Apple Silicon)
- Windows (Universal Windows Platform, 32-bit, 64-bit)
- Android (4.4 KitKat)
Note that you may have to do more for playing on MacOS and Linux (converting to program), however everything is done and ready for windows via the TGoT Installer.
The repository wiki has an installation guide and a list of all supported platforms.
The repository has a small Wiki where information is listed about the game, how to play it, and more. It will of course get updated as more features arrive to the game.
When contributing, please have the following in mind:
- I am not experienced with Unity, in fact this project for me to learn it, so please do not PR with something you know is advanced. As annoying as it is, I won't be able to accept PRs until I completely understand what's going on and how to do it myself.
- When contributing, please do not contribute to the master branch TGoT/master, instead create a new branch in your fork, or even commit directly to the development branch TGoT/dev, which is where I do my development and testing.
- I may turn down issues/suggestions if they are too advanced, but that does not mean I am leaving it.
- Please do not create issues/comments/etc that you know are not related to the repository.
- Make sure to read the Wiki before posting an issue, it may be a purposeful feature.
You don't.