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Game Feel & VFX
Roadmap: Game feel & VFXJuice, physics feel, shaders and particles for Godot 4.7, plus our own free Hit Juice and Screen Transition Kit for web games.
Make the game feel good before it looks good. Tune physics first so movement is stable, then add juice (shake, hit-stop, squash), then shaders and particle effects. For web games, our Hit Juice and Screen Transition Kit packs do the same jobs with no engine. game-feel is hosted but not badged: one negative trigger prompt still selects it.
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Free, no payment: we only ask you to sign in. Each skill below is also a free download on its own page.
For agents, create an API key in Settings and use:
curl -fL -H "Authorization: Bearer $GAMESKILL_API_KEY" https://gameskill.dev/bundles/game-feel-vfx/download.zip -o game-feel-vfx.zipIn the order you use them
- Game Physics TuningTested 28/28
1. Stable physics: fixed timestep, mass and drag, CCD, collision layers
By GameSkill · based on gamedev-skills (Apache-2.0)
Skill ZIP - Game Feel & JuiceHosted, 26/27, no badge
2. Juice: shake, hit-stop, easing, squash and stretch, knockback
By GameSkill · based on gamedev-skills (Apache-2.0)
Skill ZIP - Godot ShadersTested 23/23
3. Shaders: flashes, dissolves, UV and screen effects
By GameSkill · based on gamedev-skills (Apache-2.0)
Skill ZIP - Godot VFX & Game Feel (Scenario)Tested 43/43
4. Particles: explosions, trails, impacts within mobile budgets
By GameSkill · based on Scenario (MIT)
Skill ZIP
Our free original packs (in the ZIP)
- 💥 Hit Juice · Make every hit feel heavy in 2D web games: trauma screen shake, hit-stop, flash, squash and stretch, knockback, sparks, damage numbers and phone vibration.
- 🎬 Screen Transition Kit · Scene transitions for web games: fade, iris wipe, diamond, pixel blocks, blinds, diagonal slash and curtain, with an await-able API.
Going further: GameSkill Pro
✨ Game VFX PackUltimate bursts, dissolves, chain lightning, shields, sword slashes and portals, upgraded with bloom pulses, smooth shake, hit-stop, haptics and automatic quality scaling.Self-check
- Physics runs on a fixed timestep; visuals interpolate
- Every hit has at least two kinds of feedback (motion, flash, sound)
- Shake and hit-stop are short and can be turned down in settings
- Particle counts stay inside the mobile budget
- Fast objects use CCD so they do not tunnel through walls
Every skill is its author's work, included unchanged under its license (MIT or Apache-2.0), with LICENSE, ATTRIBUTION.md and CHANGES.md in its folder. The bundle README and checklist are ours, under MIT. Skills marked GameSkill original are ours as well (MIT), with LICENSE and CREDITS.md in their folder.