Test game Worm - How the magic happens

Test game Worm - How the magic happens

Worm is a classroom project developed in pure C++ for testing wind and physics. Physics in games isn't so different from real life, and it's crucial for players to immerse themselves in the game. This doesn't mean every law of physics needs to be followed, but it should feel real.

Did you get how crazy it is? 😄👽😄 It's in this vibe that Sanplus strives to learn as much as possible to deliver the best experience of your life in our games.

Feel free to check it out on YouTube as well: https://youtu.be/elUDl6sYD5w





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