How To Make Your Game Feel Better

[@sdrawkcab_emanresu]

Normal game design KZbinrs just show other games as examples, but you went that extra mile and it made anything so much better and more helpful

[@carlomontoya]

Very entertaining and educational demo of 'game feel / juice.'

[@lofivoyagermusic1999]

amazing tips keep making more

[@jovannovakovic5975]

Just great, Tim! Your videos are amazing and design in your game is both simple, great and superb. Love it! Keep it up! Cheers

[@timberdev]

Thank you! Much appreciated!

[@melendroach6331]

This is perhaps one of the most important videos with advices for a game developer

[@senorbill374]

dude this is actually a high quality vid glad you were recommended to me keep up the good work

[@neenaw]

I mentioned you and this very video in my new video on Game Feel and making my game juicier. Thanks for this, it was very helpful!

[@timberdev]

Thank you for showing my video! I'm glad the video helped you!

[@NoxTheDamned]

Underrated video alert!... Awesome job mate, keep it up!

[@siarheipilat8152]

We will watch your career with great interest.

[@markgburke]

Fantastic video WOW.

[@jaabuu]

I only see this channel getting better and better.Good stuff bro

[@leiliu83]

Amazing

[@The-devllopperBlogspot]

Great video

[@donatellobruno]

Thank you TimBer! Awesome video and channel looking very beautifully styled. Keep up the good work. Subscribed...

[@marcfervil8885]

This video is concise, clear, and elegant ! Good work!

[@tusharhegde8174]

Loved it

[@castanojuan]

Nice video! Really helpful

[@makeitsogames]

nice! you took a couple boring squares and gave it some serious simple game juice!

[@marico.artist]

Starke videos! Bleib aufjedenfall dran, du wirst irgendwann groß rauskommen :D

[@BlackFrawg]

Awesome video! - - Helpful too! 👍

[@isaiahwilson3564]

Good videos my dude

[@telocim]

Solid design tips, thank you!

[@sundarakrishnann8242]

Nice video 👍🏼 Jason sent me here :D

[@SaadTheGlad]

You talk very well good job

[@finalrenderanimationstudio]

Very well done! Your explanations of game feels is very well detailed in a simplified manner, I absolutely loved it! Looking to start putting out my own tutorials soon, you're a great inspiration. Keep it up!

[@JoshCRE8S]

you forgot post-processing

[@carl6514]

Underrated channel. Keep it up!

[@VamshiRao]

With in a short video there's a lot of info.... Good job. Subscribed to your channel. Nice content.

[@sensin0]

This is the video that i've been seraching. Thanks❤

[@tommo120]

Very well explained, and very nice presentation! Definitely got me thinking :)

[@supertenchoo4271]

great video i found your video through Jason Weimann..

[@arnavghatti7708]

I love the particles and post-processing in your games! Keep it up.

[@actually_rico]

very good

[@Gabe-wk6zi]

nice vid

[@MatthewRiddett]

Well done! Keep em coming 🙂

[@falkon2106]

This video shows a great way of quickly improving the game experience. Keep doing videos like this, You've given me some ideas for my own games! Thank you.

[@johnconnors6840]

really helpful video, cud u tell me how u did the knockback effect?

[@timberdev]

First of all, thank you! I did the knockback by adding a velocity to the character and then animating the scale with unity's animation system.

[@johnconnors6840]

@@timberdev do u have the code for this, it wud be really helpful. also when is a new video coming out

[@newgoogleaccount3526]

good list

[@ediemorgan1261]

good advice

[@fruytdev]

How did you make the Background?

[@jayatemara2434]

THANKS!

[@zegtronic]

commenting for algorithm

[@animationsbelike]

Nice! :D

[@Mickplouffe]

Young voice, but nice feel on the video! Good work and for sure I will take advice on my project!

[@magickomchanell4556]

how to make spawn animation like in the video?

[@Φαχάντ]

hey mate could u tell me how u implemented the squash and stretch effect in unity 2D

[@timberdev]

Hi, I made the squash and stretch using animations in unity. So I simply scaled the game object and played the animation whenever the character gets hit.

[@Φαχάντ]

@@timberdev mmm ic I tried Implementing the same thing but it didn't work l, do u happen to have the source code for this Coz I wud also like to implement the knock back effect similar to wat u did. Thank u and really appreciate for replying

[@pliniomourao]

@@Φαχάντ I believe his animation does the squash and strech. therefore, all he need to do is to set the animation to not loop, adjust the speed of the animation (depending on how many frames did your animation takes) and call the Animator to play that specific animation. Example: animation.Play("SquashAnimation"); That's all.

[@Φαχάντ]

@@pliniomourao hey thanks for the reply I had already figured it out

[@AmirAmzx404]

Bro how can we add smooth knock back to our 2d top down game please help me im searching 2 weeks but nothing found about it😢

[@cozyfog]

Diese Kommentarsektion ist Eigentum der Bundesrepublik Deutschland.

[@CokieTutorials]

very dansk

[@hydragamedev6920]

Why are so many game developers European. I have just noticed that. edit: not to be racist or anything

I doubt we take offense when you're telling us we're awesome ;) I'm from Sweden and here we have lots of opportunities in school to pick up programming. We also have a lot of positive role models showing that anything is possible, like Notch. There are also lots of high profile game dev companies like Massive, Dice, King etc that pay well and are great places to work. I think the same to some degree apply to many other European contries like Poland, France etc.

[@Uniquename12345a]

Because they are smarter , damn i wish if i was european

[@danke1150]

Look up IQ by country.

[@jinxmybeloved6930]

more oppurtunities

[@jinxmybeloved6930]

@@Uniquename12345a no? they have more money and therefore more oppurtunities

[@MarkusAkaMasse]

Brackeys copy paste?

[@nowonmetube]

Why am I watching tutorial videos from a 12 yo? And why am I still learning from that? 😐

[@nepdisc3722]

yo is this a 12 year old boy

[@dafunnimemeguy]

Yes