• Fast movement set, you can double-jump, dodge roll, duck, all while keeping maximum control over the player and his combat abilities.

• Use your grappling hook not only for platforming, but also to solve small puzzles and kill enemies:
• Pickup objects and throw them at enemies, all objects have unique damage and speed output, some might even explode!
• Pull enemies towards you to finish them off with a melee attack, and then throw them at their friends to cause even more carnage.
• See a door or an air vent that you cant open? Use your grapple!
• Return to sender: Grab grenades or rockets mid-air and throw them back.

• If you're out of ammo, use your melee attack:
• Gain back health and ammo when killing an enemy in melee combat.
• Block bullets flying towards you, they can even ricochet off.
• Your contract, your choice:
• Before starting a mission, you can select your point of entry, as well as your weapons and gadgets. Do you want to go in loud? Sure but watch out for reinforcements like helicopters, your target might even move.
• Sometimes a contractor will give you bonus credits for completing an objective in a certain way, luckily all missions can be infinitely replayed until you reach the perfect high score and earn all rewards.
• Upgrade your character and the agency's headquarters:
• The agency will also profit from you, allowing you to upgrade and and buy new gear, as well as unlocking new bonus missions.
• New gear allows for more depth in gameplay and keeps you motivated throughout the game, replay older missions with new gear and experience them in a completely different way.

void UpdateAiming() {
Vector2 direction = cam.ScreenToWorldPoint(Input.mousePosition) - gunIKStart.position;
RaycastHit2D hit = Physics2D.Raycast(gunIKStart.position, direction, armLength, gunIKTargetLayerMask);

gunIKTarget.position = hit ? (Vector3)hit.point : gunIKStart.position + (new Vector3(direction.x, direction.y, 0).normalized * armLength);
}

• Create a new file in Photoshop with a high resolution (4096x4096) or in Illustrator
• Use the polygon lasso tool as well as other shapes to create the object you want. Create a new layer for every object, instead of a new file! This speeds up things a lot!
• Select all layers you want to have in your game, in Photoshop each object should have exactly one layer.
• Then right click and export them as png files, or svg with illustrator
• Only if you use PS: Use any vectorizer program to convert your files, I use Vector Magic, which works perfectly fine.
• Import them into Unity and you're done!

• Clear lines, don't add too much detail or your object will become hard to read - especially if it's just background art.
• For Static objects, always use 90° or 45° degree angles.
• Organic objects, like the player, enemies or the sun have round shapes.

public Cinemachine.CinemachineImpulseSource impulseSource;
public void Shake(float shakeAmountX, floatshakeAmountY) { 
impulseSource.GenerateImpulse(new Vector3(shakeAmountX, shakeAmountY));
}

public Cinemachine.CinemachineFramingTransposer framingTransposer;
void Start() {
framingTransposer = cinemachineCam.GetCinemachineComponent<Cinemachine.CinemachineFramingTransposer>();
}

void Update() {
Vector2 direction = cam.ScreenToWorldPoint(Input.mousePosition) - gunIKStart.position;
Vector3 target = _transform.position + new Vector3(direction.x, direction.y, 0).normalized * 1.5f;
camTarget.position = target;
}

public void StartAimingGun() {
framingTransposer.m_DeadZoneWidth = 0.005f;
framingTransposer.m_DeadZoneHeight = 0.01f;
}

public void StopAimingGun() {
framingTransposer.m_DeadZoneWidth = camWidth; //Original dead zone width and height
framingTransposer.m_DeadZoneHeight = camHeight;
}