Crazy Farming

My experience

• I learned a lot about Crazy Games' SDK, specifically how to develop games in Unity for their web platform, including the most important parts of the library and how to implement a system to watch ads and earn rewards.
   

• Significant optimization of texture and audio file sizes (up to 90% reduction in files size without loss of quality), resulting in a much smaller WebGL build size.
   

• Despite the project being based on a "ready-made" asset, I had the pleasure of hunting down and fixing various existing bugs, as well as adding new features such as quickly equipping items from the inventory bar using keyboard keys 1 to 0, and improving the shop interface with more options to allow players to buy/sell items more easily.
   

• I was also responsible for creating the game's economy:

  • Setting the buying and selling prices for all game items, plant seeds, baby animals, fish, ores, tools, potions, etc;

  • Defining all plantations, including how long they take to grow and how many fruits they yield per harvest;

  • Determining all animals, including how long/what they need to become adults and what types of financial returns they would provide;

  • Defining all possible item crafting recipes, considering what each item needs to be made;
     

• I was responsible for several other aspects of game design such as:

  • Defining types of potions and their effects on the player;

  • Determining the combat damage of all weapons/tools;

  • Calculating the life and damage that animals/monsters cause to the player;

  • Character's energy expenditure for each type of action within the game;