This repository is a demonstration of a scalable multiplayer game architecture using Unity & Photon Fusion 2.
Check out this short demo video to see it in action: Demo Video
This project is a multiplayer game built on a scalable architecture that reimagines the classic pong game (but is actually a Crash Bash clone). In this game:
- One user creates a session.
- Another user connects to the session using a unique session code.
- Player compete in a pong game to determine the winner.
The project leverages the following technologies:
- URP (Universal Render Pipeline)
- Photon Fusion 2
- VContainer
- R3 for Unity (previously UniRx)
- UniTask
- Stateless
- Odin Inspector
- FEEL
For an overview of the game setup and architecture, please refer to the following source files:
| Level | Source File |
|---|---|
| Application | Presentation/App/AppScope.cs |
| Meta-Game | Presentation/Metagame/MetaGameScope.cs |
| Game | Presentation/Game/GamePresentationScope.cs |
| Simulation | Simulation/Game/GameSimulationScope.cs |
You can find the source files in the Assets/Sources folder.
- Unity: Ensure you have the appropriate version of Unity installed (2022.3.60f1).
- Odin Inspector: To compile and run the project locally, you must import your own copy of the Odin Inspector asset package (this is a paid asset).
- FEEL: To compile and run the project locally, you must import your own copy of the FEEL asset package (this is a paid asset).
The core gameplay is a modern take on the classic pong game:
- Session Creation: One player initiates a game session.
- Session Join: A second player can join the session by entering the session code provided.
- Player Movement: Each player controls its own cart to deflect the ball back to the opponent.
- Player Health: When player misses the ball, he loses a health point.
- Win/Lose Condition: When player score reaches 0, he loses the game.
Players can control their paddle using the following keys:
- A Key: Move paddle to the left.
- D Key: Move paddle to the right.
- Space Key: To deflect the ball.
Since the demo is a work-in-progress, expect further developments including:
- Finalizing the core game mechanics.
- Enhanced gameplay features.
- More robust network handling.
- Additional documentation and improvements in user experience.
Contributions and feedback are welcome as I continue to refine and expand this project.