How to add JUICE to ANY GAME

Hi everyone! I'm back with another sort-of tutorial. I will give you 5 ways of adding juice to your game. If you use these tips, your games will look miles better with minimal effort. If you enjoyed this video, make sure to like and subscribe!

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[yakanashe]

ayo jij bent nederlands wtf, ik keek dit om mijn game ff wat beter te maken maar dit kan ook (jou Engels is echt goed wtf) (en ik heb nu SFX in mijn game klinkt 20x beter)

[kestanecihasanpubg]

this video is really good talking about things other videos on youtube overlooked like squash and strech and transitions

[enity]

Bro, the video is really helpful, thanks you so much! I really can upgrade my games a lot now! tnx again!

[icproductions]

bruh i fucking love this video, i really appreciate u putting this out there. thank you.

[DeepFriedOreoOffline]

This is a very helpful video, but I find the first example, in the exact practice shown, a little misleading. At least in the way the animation is setup in the video, the ship squashes before bouncing back up and firing. In animation terms, this is proper as it adds that moment of "collection" before the release of energy, however it does mean there will be a delay between the player pressing the button, and the bullet firing out of the ship, which in my experience might completely negate the positives of having the animation in the first place given the simplicity of the game. It would make more sense game-play wise if the ship squashed from an immediate shot, then bounced back into position :)

That being said, this is a great video and the implementations you showcased were clearly very well done!

[RoganSmith-is-a-skrub-lolz]

Thanks for this! Love your videos, your quick tutorials are super helpful for so many things.
Also just wanted to say for anyone wondering about the sound effect tools, there's also SFXIA on itch.io which I found very simple but made some nice sounds out of, as well as GMXR (2) and of course BFXR. There's lots more I'm sure, but those seem some of the best.
Also if you're on linux like me, just make it run through steam and force it to use proton for the simplest way of making it work

[Dorbellprod]

Every bit of this video is true. Helpful video!

[hiddencorner]

kan niet wachten op badduck-food
voor al m'n food tuttorials

[Lemify]

👀 weer een handige tutorial gekeken terwijl ik niet eens met Unity werk.