78 Hour Rain

oh man, i bet

did you look at the controls section or read the description at all?

Cool! It's good to hear that it is doable, lol

Aw, I'm sorry to hear that. Yeah, the movement is pretty slidey in this game, and it can be disorienting. Maybe I'll tone it down in a future update.

Thanks for checking the game out, anyways!

    Thank you so much for playing! I’m glad the monsters are still a little scary even though they look like big dorky babies, haha.

    Also, this is an excellent question. I wish I could tell you that there’s an easy way to set up 3d camera pixelation in Unity. Unfortunately, I haven’t found it yet. I can tell you how I did it though, if you want to know how the sausage gets made.

    Here’s what my scene looks like:   The player’s camera, rather than being drawn directly to the screen, is instead output as a render texture. Far beneath the ground, this render texture is put on a world canvas. In front of the canvas, I have all the UI elements like the battery graphic and action icons.

    Then, I have an orthographic camera pointed at this “pixel canvas” group. This camera renders to another render texture. This second render texture's resolution is 320x180p, so essentially, all the details of the player’s vision are compressed into a tiny pixelated image.

    Here's the settings of this second, smaller render texture:

    Finally, I draw this smaller render texture to the screen with:

void OnGUI()
{
    GUI.depth = 20;
    GUI.DrawTexture(new Rect(0, 0, Screen.width, Screen.height), renderTexture);
}

  This setup works for me, since all canvas elements are affected by the pixelation effect. I just have to make sure all canvas elements move by integer increments.

    Yes, I know this is all ridiculously complicated. I have a camera outputting to a render texture that is being outputted to a render texture. If you ever figure out a better way to do this, please come back and tell me! Making a pixelation effect on its own is simple enough with a post processing shader, but it’s a huge headache to get UI elements working as well. I hope this kind of answers your question.

    Also, I really like the style of your Creator Page! I totally didn’t know you can set a custom cursor or have game thumbnails wiggle when hovering over them. I’ll have to look into how to do that!

I'm sorry to hear that. I tried my best to optimize this game for performance, but I can't guarantee that it runs smoothly on all devices.

If you haven't already, make sure you try the downloadable version instead of the WebGL version since it runs more smoothly. Thanks for checking the game out, anyway!

well you better move theres a monster outside that chases you after a while lol 

Thanks! And welcome to itch.io :)

Wooaah congratulations!! That's no easy task haha

Glad you like it!

And good luck, I believe in you!

Hey there! I'm sorry you're having trouble playing the game.

What browser are you using to play? I've tested this game with Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge, so I can't guarantee whether WebGL will work with other browsers.

But I encourage you to download the standalone version! Just click the red "Download" button, unzip the file, and run the EXE file inside. That version of the game runs smoother than the WebGL version anyways.