Penguin Escape: Arctic Adventure

Play Game:

Join the Emperor Penguin in "Penguin Escape: Arctic Adventure"! Slide into the icy depths of the Arctic Ocean and help our feathery hero navigate a challenging journey back to the snowy haven. Face thrilling encounters with cunning sharks and leopard seals as you master the art of escape.

Getting Started

The game is built with Unity editor version 2022.3.16f1.

Prerequisites

• Unity and Unity Hub (v2022.3.16f1 or later): Download.

Running the Project

To run this project:

1. Download the project: Clone or Download this repository.
2. Open Unity Hub:
   • Launch Unity Hub on your computer.
3. Add the Project to Unity Hub:
   • Click the ADD button in the upper right corner.
   • In the dialog window, navigate to the location where you have downloaded the project.
   • Select the project folder and click OK.
4. Open the Project:
   • Find the project in the projects list in Unity Hub.
   • Double-click the project name to open it.

Contribution Guideline

1. Fork the Repository:
   • Go to the GitHub repository and click the Fork button.
2. Clone the Repository:
   • Clone the forked repository to your computer:

     git clone git://github.com/<your_username>/Penguin-Glide.git

3. Navigate to the Project Directory:
   • Change to the project directory:

     cd Penguin-Glide

4. Set Up Remote Upstream:
   • Add the original repository as upstream:

     git remote add upstream git://github.com/hemanth-sunkireddy/Penguin-Glide.git

5. Create a New Branch:
   • Create a branch for the new issue or feature:

     git checkout -b new-feature-or-issue

6. Open the Project in Unity Hub:
   • Open Unity Hub and click Add, then select this repository.
7. Develop the Game:
   • Make your changes and improvements in the Unity Editor.
8. Commit Changes:
   • Stage and commit your changes:

     git add <file(s)>
     git commit -m 'A nice commit message'

9. Fetch Upstream Changes:
   • Fetch the latest changes from upstream:

     git fetch upstream

10. Update Local Master Branch:
    • Update your local master branch with the upstream changes:

      git checkout master
      git merge upstream/master

11. Rebase Your Branch:
    • Rebase your feature branch with the updated master:

      git checkout new-feature-or-issue
      git rebase master

12. Push Your Branch:
    • Push your feature branch to your forked repository:

      git push origin new-feature-or-issue

13. Create a Pull Request:
    • Go to your forked repository on GitHub, switch to the new-feature-or-issue branch, and press the Pull Request button.
14. Update Local Master Branch:
    • After your changes are merged, update your local master branch:

      git checkout master
      git pull upstream master