By compiling with the latest Unity version, a controller issue was fixed.
I also made a little gameplay change: if you accelerate from walk to sprint speed, it would only do so in the direction you were currently moving in. This was a deliberate gameplay choice to force players to have the player change direction first, before they fully accelerated. However, I have changed my mind since, as I feel the downside weighs too heavily: it doesn't feel very intuitive.
If you preferred the old way a lot more, let me know, I'll put the previous build in a separate branch as an option!
If you notice any regressions with this build, let me know!
Full changelog v15:
- compiled with new unity to fix PS4/DS4Win controller issues
- can now accelerate to sprint into any direction, rather than only near the current walk direction
- team 1 (player team) now selected by default on world cup matches, to avoid confusion
Tired of these sluggish, scripted modern football games? Still like some physics momentum in your retro footy game? Search no longer! Ballsy! offers that fluent feel for flowing football fans. The European football, that is, so, not handegg. Though truth be told, the term 'soccer' was actually invented by the English, so it doesn't deserve all the hate it gets.
It doesn't matter. Ballsy! isn't even a soccer game, since there's no referee, no sidelines, no offsides.. this sports is called Ballsy! I totally didn't come up with that to evade legal problems with some association football organization at all, of course.
Play a single game against the CPU, go for the World Cup, or take on your friends with the local multiplayer options: up to 4 player VS and COOP play!
FAQ:
Q: Do I need a gamepad to play?
A: No, but it is recommended, just feels better!
Q: Will there be a Linux/Android version?
A: Maybe, if the game is successful enough.
Q: Will there be a console version?
A: Probably not, unless the game is really really successful, and probably not even then.
Q: Will there by online multiplayer?
A: No.
MINIMAL SETUP
OS: Linux x86
Processor: 64 bitsMemory: 512 MB RAMStorage: 200 MB available spaceSound Card: Any
Memory: 512 MB RAMStorage: 200 MB available spaceSound Card: Any