I was bored last night so I grabbed some of the free assets off unity's asset store and made a basic sample project for a browser game. I didn't spend much time designing a level, there are assets in the project folder you can drag and drop where you want to make your own shit. I just added some monster spawners, which you can customize to drop different monsters, I just used skeletons for the enemies and player.
You need Unity web player plugin to play the browser build: Unity - Web Player Download
And I'm using version 4.1.2 of the game engine, available: Unity - Download Archive
Once you have the browser plugin you can check out the game:
Unity Web Player | LetsMakeAGame
The asset store is here: https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/
The asset store is where you or I can buy/sell game assets, like code, 3d models, textures, shaders, example projects, etc. All shit you can use in commercial games. They have a daily deal where they pick an asset and reduce the price to 50%-80% discount, so shit that's $100 is $20 for 24 hours.
The example I threw together is 370 meg download, but the build size when you build it is only 15mb.
Download: http://leefromseattle.com/LetsMakeAGame/Letsmakeagameproject.unitypackage
Some tutorials you may like are Hack & Slash RPG - A Unity3D Game Engine Tutorial | BurgZerg Arcade and Tornado Twins: Unity Tutorial - YouTube
Also Unity has an active forum community who can walk you through most problems. They have excellent docs as well with example code you can tweak to your needs.
In the example use the up arrow or "w" key to go forward, steer with the mouse.
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You need Unity web player plugin to play the browser build: Unity - Web Player Download
And I'm using version 4.1.2 of the game engine, available: Unity - Download Archive
Once you have the browser plugin you can check out the game:
Unity Web Player | LetsMakeAGame
The asset store is here: https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/
The asset store is where you or I can buy/sell game assets, like code, 3d models, textures, shaders, example projects, etc. All shit you can use in commercial games. They have a daily deal where they pick an asset and reduce the price to 50%-80% discount, so shit that's $100 is $20 for 24 hours.
The example I threw together is 370 meg download, but the build size when you build it is only 15mb.
Download: http://leefromseattle.com/LetsMakeAGame/Letsmakeagameproject.unitypackage
Some tutorials you may like are Hack & Slash RPG - A Unity3D Game Engine Tutorial | BurgZerg Arcade and Tornado Twins: Unity Tutorial - YouTube
Also Unity has an active forum community who can walk you through most problems. They have excellent docs as well with example code you can tweak to your needs.
In the example use the up arrow or "w" key to go forward, steer with the mouse.
:costumed-smiley-087