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Collectible Card System (Clash Royale Style)

In this episode, we'll be reconstructing the collectible card system found in games like Clash Royale. Our implementation includes both server-side (Go) and client-side (Unity) code.

Creating Collectible Card Mechanics with Nakama and Hiro - Reconstructing Fun Ep. 1

Overview

The collectible card system allows players to collect, upgrade, and use cards in battles. Cards can be obtained through various means, and their attributes can be enhanced as they are upgraded.

Directory Structure

  • /server: Contains the Go code for the server-side logic.
  • /client: Contains the Unity scripts for the client-side.

Setup

Server

  1. Navigate to the server directory.
  2. Copy the file across to your existing Nakama project. If you have an existing main.go file be sure to add the Hiro registration code from server/main.go and base system definition JSON files.
  3. Run the server.

Client

  1. Navigate to the client directory.
  2. Copy the scripts across to your Unity project.
  3. Be sure you have installed and configured Hiro in your Unity project.
  4. Initialize the Collectible Card System as shown in client/CollectibleCardGameCoordinator.cs.
  5. Run the client.

Features

  • Card Collection: Players can collect a variety of cards in their inventory.
  • Card Upgrades: Enhance card attributes by upgrading them using in-game resources.

Resources

Feedback and Issues

If you encounter any issues or have feedback on the implementation, please raise an issue in the main repository.