Non-Game Game Development: End of Level Handling @BoardToBitsGames
Non-Game Game Development: End of Level Handling @BoardToBitsGames
Uploaded August 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Setting up a simple callback at the end of a level to return the player to the main menu. This will be the foundation more complex level end events such as victory/game over screens and modifying player progress in the future.

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