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Personal Screenshot from my Unity Hub


This week I kept on following along the first Unity tutorial and adding in some more code to make everything tie together more. 

Initially I wanted to have powerups and a lot more things added into my game but as the weeks went on those targets didn't seem too realistic for me so I tied it back to something a lot more simple but also something that can be fun and enjoyable.

All I need to do next is add in some final touches with the code and then my game should be ready to play!


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