https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8XmiFc_zcU

In Between — a psychological detective game where a psychiatrist-detective reconstructs a subject's life by walking through the places they've been, looking for where the monster got in. No combat, no jump scares. Just locations, notes, and a voice in his head piecing together an ordinary evil. Influenced by Urasawa's Monster.

Built solo in UE5. Gauging interest before committing to full development.

#unrealEngine
#gamedev
#game
#trailer

People will survive the catastrophe on Earth and begin a new space era. In the future, our Moon will become our defense. This world for you will be full of mysteries and energy intellectual puzzles

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4524700/

#gamedev #UnrealEngine #indiegame #scifi #puzzle #videogames #gaming #games #moon #space #indiedev

Figuring out the controller plugin!

https://youtu.be/JHtveVqv6Dw #unrealengine #indiedev

By default, `FName`s do not preserve case in built versions of your game. So the following is true:
```cpp
FName("hello") == FName("HELLO") // true in editor, false in built game
```

Changing this behaviour requires you to build your own version of the engine. To change the behaviour you can adding the following to your project's `Target.cs` file:
```cs
PublicDefines.Add("WITH_CASE_PRESERVING_NAME=1");
```

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Went down a rabbit hole about <other ue things> when I came across this article about delegates in #unrealengine that really clears things up. Jesus I was totally using them absolutely wrong in my last game XD

https://dev.epicgames.com/community/learning/tutorials/eZmv/unreal-engine-delegates-c-and-blueprints

Don't forget about my secret place of game dev examples, mostly on the topic of Unreal Engine. Everything is laid out on shelves there, and there are already 166 short examples

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKvoPQLzZiU

#gamedev #UnrealEngine #UE5 #indiedev #education