Juice Library
Curated resources to level up your game feel.
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Implementing game feel in Archvale
This article breaks down how IDOZ implemented "game-feel" in Archvale.
What makes a game feel good? A discussion between IDoZ, the creator of Archvale, and Jonas Tyroller about game juice and how to make your game feel incredible.
GameMaker
Why Archvale Feels Amazing
As indie game developers, we're always looking for ways to create a more immersive and enjoyable experience for our players. One key aspect of achieving this is crafting engaging gameplay that resonates with players. In this article, I am exploring the insights of Jonas, the creator of Archvale, as he shares his journey in elevating the game feel of his game.
GMTK Breaks Down Game Feel and Juice
A breakdown of a video essay on game feel and juice, what the terms actually mean, the techniques that make hits feel impactful, and how to apply the thinking to your own game.
A concise video breakdown of game feel and juice, what they are, why they matter, and the specific techniques (screen shake, freeze frames, audio feedback, camera work, exaggeration) that make action games feel alive.
Game Maker's Toolkit
Provides an essential overview for anyone involved in animation and motion design. Easing functions define the rate of change of a parameter over time, allowing animations to mimic the fluid, natural movements we observe in real life.
evilmartians
What 'Juice it or Lose it' Teaches Us About Game Feel
A breakdown of Martin Jonasson and Petri Purho's seminal talk - what juice actually means, why each layer matters, and how to apply it to your own games.
Martin Jonasson and Petri Purho take a simple block-breaking game and iteratively add juice - particles, screenshake, sound, animations - showing exactly how each layer transforms the feel.
Martin Jonasson & Petri Purho
Jan Willem Nijman's legendary GDC talk on game feel. Covers screenshake, particles, sound, and dozens of small tweaks that make games feel great. Essential watching for any indie dev.
Jan Willem Nijman