| Engine | Language | Role | Type | Genre | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unity | C# | Solo | Party Game | Casual | 2015 |
About the game
ToD - Truth or Dare is exactly what it sounds like. It's a simple Truth or Dare game for mobile devices which I made for fun one afternoon.
The version that I will be showing screenshots and code samples from does not have any real questions or dares. For this version I am only using placeholders. All graphics used was bought from Unity Asset store.
I tried to keep it as simple as possible, The start screen has only two buttons. 1 to quit the game, and one to start playing.
I figured I would be using the app with a lot of different people, so I divided the questions into packages. For example, I could make one package to fit playing with kids, and another package to fit playing with older people for example. By dividing all the questions into different packages, I, or whoever uses the app, can just select the packages I want to play with this time and start the game
The ingame screen is very simple as well, It has a "Truth" button, a "Dare" button, and a "Random" button. I doubt i have to explain what each button do, because the names are quite self explanatory.
If one "pool" of questions runs out, as can be seen in one of the screenshots (when the "Dare" on the button is replaced with a refresh arrow) the button becomes a refresh button. When clicked, it will refill the pool (based on the selected packages) and continue the game.
The remaining two buttons that can be seen up top are a "return to main screen" button, and a "refresh all" button.
Click on links below to view all the scripts!