Developing games can be done in two different ways: Writing all from scratch Using a game engine and related available components For quite obvious reasons we use the second approach because there is no need to reinvent the wheel: there are excellent tools out there, well written and fully [...]
One of the most important things in developing software is to keep your source code and assets in a safe place while keeping track of the changes. Unity has a pretty clean Source Control System: the Asset Server. Once you have it, the #1 problem is: where do I run [...]
Mobile/PC/Mac development Do you have a great idea but don’t know how to make it happen? Hire a game “Ghost Writer“! We can make it happen! DFT Games will produce your game or application for you. You will keep the full ownership of your game and, if you want so, as [...]
A month ago we started a new line of utilities for Unity, called Commercial Grade Freebies, publishing on the Unity Asset Store our Transitions Manager. It’s been a very nice success with hundreds of downloads a week! We are now looking into our next Freebie which most likely will be [...]
We are glad to announce that we are almost ready to release our 3D Tower Defence Starter Kit for Unity. This starter kit, just like our successful 3D Match-3 Starter Kit, is realized at a quite high standard and obviously working and tested on mobile platform as well. Our Roadmap [...]
We are glad to announce that our Match-3 Starter Kit is available on the Unity Asset Store! This kit allows you to have a fully functional Match-3 game in minutes! Main features: Unity Extension to easily design the boards’ layout Blocked cells (unblocked matching three special pieces) Three levels of [...]
Adding a small game to your website to promote an event or a product is proven to be an exceptional marketing tool. Around the web you’ll find tons of pre-made games that you may or may not adapt to your needs: we’ve chosen not to go down this path. Users [...]
DFT Games is a family studio. On this page you can meet our core team. We also work with a selected number of contractors to carry out all our projects. Blog this! Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Buzz it up Share on Linkedin Tweet about it [...]
One of the most important things in developing software is to keep your source code and assets in a safe place while keeping track of the changes. Unity has a pretty clean Source Control System: the Asset Server. Once you have it, the #1 problem is: where do I run [...]
This title is almost ready to be published; we are now in the polishing phase, revising the gameplay and the presentation. We count on publishing it in January 2011. Run! is a platform game presented in silhouette style. The Player has to run instead of engaging the various monsters (zombies, [...]
This is another nice project under development. On this one our new team member Vincenzo Cuzzola started working with us. Get Out is a quite complete game from a gameplay point of view.The player has to make his way back to Earth jumping through wormholes connecting different quadrants of the [...]
MYN is a project we’ve been working on since November 2009. Its development is quite time consuming because we don’t have an internal 3D artist (I’ll manage some modelling but I’m slow!), so we are taking all the time we need to complete this project. MYN is a 2.5D, or [...]
Developing games can be done in two different ways: Writing all from scratch Using a game engine and related available components For quite obvious reasons we use the second approach because there is no need to reinvent the wheel: there are excellent tools out there, well written and fully [...]Between yesterday and today the access to our website have been disrupted by the DNS change being quite slow! Our Unity Asset Server hosting is working via IP address waiting for the DNS to propagate, so you will see the dedicated website down depending on your location. Our new dedicated [...]One of the most important things in developing software is to keep your source code and assets in a safe place while keeping track of the changes. Unity has a pretty clean Source Control System: the Asset Server. Once you have it, the #1 problem is: where do I run [...]DFT Games is a fast growing games development business. Our core team is our family, so we rely on a network of carefully selected contractors to grow our business. Working with us means entering in a quite active group of very skilled people. We always look for new talented contractors [...]Mobile/PC/Mac development Do you have a great idea but don’t know how to make it happen? Hire a game “Ghost Writer“! We can make it happen! DFT Games will produce your game or application for you. You will keep the full ownership of your game and, if you want so, as [...]A month ago we started a new line of utilities for Unity, called Commercial Grade Freebies, publishing on the Unity Asset Store our Transitions Manager. It’s been a very nice success with hundreds of downloads a week! We are now looking into our next Freebie which most likely will be [...]We are glad to announce that we are almost ready to release our 3D Tower Defence Starter Kit for Unity. This starter kit, just like our successful 3D Match-3 Starter Kit, is realized at a quite high standard and obviously working and tested on mobile platform as well. Our Roadmap [...]We are glad to announce that our Match-3 Starter Kit is available on the Unity Asset Store! This kit allows you to have a fully functional Match-3 game in minutes! Main features: Unity Extension to easily design the boards’ layout Blocked cells (unblocked matching three special pieces) Three levels of [...]While we wait to have dimeRocker fully working to publish on Facebook we decided to publish a simpler and totally free version of Action Shooting Camp on Kongregate. What the difference is between this version and the coming Facebook edition? Well, the main one is the social gaming integration, but [...]Adding a small game to your website to promote an event or a product is proven to be an exceptional marketing tool. Around the web you’ll find tons of pre-made games that you may or may not adapt to your needs: we’ve chosen not to go down this path. Users [...]
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