Block Gun 3D Call of Destiny

The Brief

Between 12 Jan 2014 and 23 Jul 2015, the same window we were also delivering multiplayer for Wizard Games' Block Gun 3D: Ghost Ops, Wizard Games brought us onto Call of Destiny for a related but distinct scope: the multiplayer system and the vehicle systems for a futuristic first-person shooter with its own campaign missions and multiplayer battles.

Our Approach

Using Unity for the game engine and physics simulation, C# for the gameplay logic, and Photon PUN for real-time multiplayer networking and matchmaking, we handled online connectivity, competitive multiplayer modes, and vehicle combat inside the same Unity-based FPS framework. Vehicle systems add a layer multiplayer FPS work doesn't always need: physics-driven movement and combat that has to stay synchronised across clients the same way player movement does, without the vehicle feeling disconnected from the on-foot combat around it.

Technologies Used for Block Gun 3D: Call of Destiny

• Unity for the game engine and physics simulation
• C# for high-performance game logic
• Photon PUN for real-time multiplayer networking and matchmaking

The Outcome

Call of Destiny shipped with working online multiplayer and vehicle combat layered into its campaign-driven FPS structure, developed alongside our other Block Gun 3D work for Wizard Games in the same engagement window.

Related Services

For related Unity shooter work, see our Unity mobile game development and Unity multiplayer backend development services.