Adding physics combat to my action game | Withersworn Devlog

Combining physics with action combat can be a dangerous and daunting task but there is great potential fun and strategy in its use. Lets try and see how it works out!

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// Video Description
Not many spectacle fighter action games attempt physics combat (and for probably good reason). I think it is both fun and lets games reach a whole new dimension of immersive gameplay. Not only that but with the giant colossal enemies it can also make for some cinematic dynamic encounters. A very exciting exploration!

// About
Hi, I'm Andre Sargeant otherwise known as Asarge. I'm currently solo developing the high fantasy, fast mobility action game Withersworn. I also worked as the artist and animator on the pixel action rpg Aethyr. I'm a bit new to learning programming and 3D but will try my best to deliver the greatest game I can!

Software:
Engine - Unity URP 2022 LTS
Programming - Visual Studio Code
3D Modeling - Blender
Textures - Substance Painter 2022
Illustration - Procreate

PC Specs & Hardware:
GPU - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti
CPU - Intel i7-13700K
RAM - 32GB
Mouse: Logitech G502
Keyboard: Logitech G512 SE

Chapters
0:00 - Physics Gameplay
1:16 - Active Ragdoll
3:23 - Rope Simulation
4:25 - Behavior Objects
6:57 - Colossal Boss Physics
8:31 - Updated Grapple
9:21 - Additional & Future Changes

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