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Overview

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Download Package
Go to the download page and download the Pirate Adventure game sample Unity project
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Getting Started
Step-by-step guide to explore the sample gameplay and online modes

The Pirate Adventure sample is provided with full source code and demonstrates how Fusion can be used to create a multiplayer adventure game with up to 8 players that works on various platforms.

This sample uses the Shared Mode topology.

WebGL Version

You can even play the game through your browser now:

Screenshots

Features

Technical highlights and features are:

  • A player character controlled and managed using Fusion's Simple KCC and FSM add-ons
  • Enemies that utilize navmesh navigation to chase players
  • Use of Fusion's Multi-peer Mode for testing multiple players more easily.
  • Collision detection for collecting objects and interacting with those in range.

3rd Party Assets

Pirate Adventure was built using several third party assets:

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