We are pleased to announce the official release of "8bit-bomb," an exciting remake of the classic game Bomberman. Get ready to experience explosive action, tactical strategy, and endless fun!
"8bit-bomb" is an exciting remake of the classic game Bomberman, developed to provide an engaging and nostalgic gaming experience in 8-bit style. The main goal of the project is to recreate the atmosphere and excitement of the original game, enriching the experience with graphical enhancements and modern features.
It was developed as part of a video game programming assignment.
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Open the GitHub repository page containing the Unity project. Click on the green "Code" button and select "Download ZIP" if you don't have Git installed, or use Git to clone the repository if you have it installed. If you downloaded the ZIP file, extract its contents to a dedicated folder on your computer.
Ensure you have Unity Hub installed on your machine. Unity Hub is a management tool for Unity projects. Open Unity Hub and click on the "Add" button to add a new project.
Navigate to the folder where you extracted or cloned the Unity project. Select the project folder and click "Open" or "Select Folder." Install Unity Version (if needed):
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Andrea Frigerio
- audio -> SFX: The sounds resource and Music: 8 bit Instrumental
- image -> The spriters resource edit By Andrea Frigerio