STORM BREAKERS demos
A downloadable game
A collection of 4 playable demos showing off the capacity of Storm Breakers, an all in one Unity asset designed for epic deep water simulations (upcoming).
- Fishing In Deep Blue Sea demo shows off what the package is optimized for : a boat satisfying splashing on the waves of a rough sea.
- Sailing simulation at the sunset shows that Storm Breakers can also render calm and beautiful seas. The ship is actually powered by the wind with an included foil component used to simulate the sails and the keel.
- Surviving a Storm demo shows off what the package can simulate in an unique way : stormy sea with massive breaking waves roaring loudly, realistic water interaction for both big ship and small boat, but mostly an epic and shivering sea experience. Take control of the lifeboat and try to survive in this raging sea to watch the ship sinking helplessly !
- Epic surfing demo shows off the surfing capacity of my asset : predictable, surfable and dangerous breaking waves, and realistic speedboat dynamics with surfing and cornering. Can you reach 100km/h by surfing theses giant waves ?
- Storm Breakers Shoreline show off the update that now includes this effects.
To play the demo, use the arrows or WASD to control either the boat or the camera move when in auto pilot. Use the mouse to orbit the camera and the wheel to zoom. Toggle auto pilot with Q.
The demo is free, but any donation would greatly help me move further on !
Join the community now ! https://discord.gg/MxQxGyskAG
Get the open source Storm Breakers repository at https://github.com/Stormrider31/Storm-Breakers
Note : the 3D models, skybox texture and engine audio clip won't be included in the Storm Breakers package, but links to download them will (most of these asset are free).
Status | Released |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (2 total ratings) |
Author | The Storm Rider |
Genre | Simulation |
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I love the ocean physics and how smooth the game runs, keep up the good work