Recreating Pikmin’s Gameplay | Mix and Jam (feat. @ScruffyMusic )

Pikmin is a game where you command an army of these tiny creatures that help you on your journey by carrying objects back to your ship and fighting a variety of dangerous enemies. In this video, I show how I tried to do a simple recreation of the basic gameplay of managing the Pikmin and carrying objects - using the Unity engine!

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PROJECT REPOSITORY
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REFERENCES
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EXTRA FOOTAGE
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Pikmin 3 - Gameplay Walkthrough Part 1
(ZackScottGames)

MUSIC
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Awakening Woods Remix & Pikmix and Jam
(Scruffy)

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00:55 - Production Start
06:27 - Final Result

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[ScruffyMusic]

It was lovely to collaborate, and great to see it all polished together in the video! I'm probably going to make a behind-the-scenes video about creating the models and sound effects, as well as sharing the music. And I'm definitely downloading that project repository, gotta play with this some more!

[Danidev]

that jammo pikin is sick af lol


also almost 100k subs letsgoooo!!

[VoonNBuddies]

Yo Mix and Jam + Scruffy is a combo I never knew I always wanted!

[lockiidraws]

i'd love to see how you do okami's brush system, it's always interested me how it recognises the shape drawn and how it interacts with the world!

[rayk]

Those little robots are just adorable!
Since they're supposed to be Pikmin-Jammo's, does that mean they're Jammin?

[gorfgarf]

bru, this is 100% exactly pikmin. you could make the sequel right now !

[Jimble]

This is incredibly well-designed, and I definitely encourage you to proceed with it! However, it's wonderful that you've made it open source, so now if you just don't want to keep working on it, others can. Really respectable, and lovely work! Good job to Scruffy too!

[tuliolages]

Damn, boy. What can I say except

It's impressive how much more stuff you're gradually putting in each video as time goes on. Nice prototype. Nice collab. Double nice.

[ClutchGen]

4:02 Very clever solution, this is what makes programming / game dev so fun!

[KamekSans]

Oh my god, when I first saw this channel I had this idea in the back of my mind but I thought "nah, it'd be way too complex". I love Pikmin so much and this is an amazing recreation! Keep it up!

[MrHocotateFreight]

Attention all pikmin fans: this is your call to arms. A unity basic engine has been made. Those of us with no game design experience now have a way in. The original series takes a decade between releases, assuming they even decide to continue after this. I'm beginning to learn now, please take the leap and LETS KEEP PIKMIN ALIVE

[Sheepy.]

Nice to see Scruffy and Mix And Jam collaborating, in retrospect it seemed obvious that they should have collaborated.

[francoisneko]

Super ultra Thanks a lot for showing the big picture about how to make that kind of game. I love that kind of tutorials!

[Pichuscute]

Literally just found Scruffy's channel; yesterday and he shows up here. Also just started making a game where this might be relevant a few days ago and then this gets posted. This is super useful!

[farrell]

I Have Been a Fan Of Pikmin for 9 Years and Seeing this Amazing Video that Just Like Pikmin Good Job Mix and Jam and Congratulations on 100K Subscribers!!

[NoiseDay]

Thanks so much to Scruffy for introducing this channel, and to Mix and Jam for existing! I'm a baby game dev and don't know the first thing about making games. This channel with be a lot of help.

[retrosquid]

Someone needs to make a fanmade Pikmin 4. I would download it in a hearbeat.

[alessandromazza]

God damn it, this is amazing. I'm just a beginner in Unity, but your videos are so helpful to understand the logic behind certain game mechanics, and that's perfect

[PandemoniumGameDev]

Yay, you're back! Amazing work, always inspiring to see you take an idea and bring it to life step by step.

[TNTCProject]

Hey André, the final result is super cool, great work!