Now that my studies are done (for a while at least), I’m investing my free time into creating an actual game! It’s going to be a small puzzle game using Monolith Engine. This will be my first commercial release and it’s only going to utilize only a small fraction of what the engine can do […]

Finally, here it is: the second part of the movements and collisions tutorial series, this is where we will discuss, how to do collision checks inside the FixedUpdate. If you did not read my article about fixed timesteps and movements, read both of them now, because you’ll need them for this tutorial.If you don’t have […]

There is a famous article circling the internet since more than 15 years now: Glenn Fiedler’s Fix your Timestep!, which is basically the 101 of fixed timesteps explanations. However, it might difficult for a beginner to understand and implement it, so I’ve decided to provide a beginner friendly starter implementation and some use cases. If […]

The day has arrived when I published my first ever game demo showcasing the capabilities of the engine I’m developing.It’s a simple platformer game demo, which demonstrates typical scenarios for a platformer game. This doesn’t utilize everything in the engine, but still gives a pretty good idea of what to use and what it can […]

Another great news: my open source 2D game engine went public!Originally I was planning to work on it for a few more weeks at least before opening it up, but since Ludum Dare 48 Compo event happened last weekend, where contestants had to make a game alone in 48 hours (including graphics and audio) with […]