Hi Everyone,
I would like to introduce you my first game made in unity, which I’ve made all by myself 
I’ve build only version for android, so you can check it on GooglePlay https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pl.truestory.paratroopers.
This is really simple 2D game, but for me it was quite challenging. I’ve started this project to learn some basics of unity and check if it is really as nice application as it looks like. I didn’t assume publishing this game at the beginning, but when it was finished, I thought “why not?” 
So I’ve “polished” it a little bit, integrated with Google AdMob and here it is.
I hope you will enjoy this game. If you have any suggestions, please let me know. Now I’m starting the second project (fully 3D this time), so I also hope I will be able to present you my next productions soon
What system did use for Admob integration.
Looks good for a first attempt and congrats for publishing it.
Maybe add some shadow to the tank so it looks better.
Hi, thanks for your replay.
I don’t know exactly what do you mean by “system” that I used for AdMob. AdMob is Google advertising network and they provide library that is quite easy to use. But I had to export my project from Unity and make the integration in Eclipse. Maybe there is a better way, but thanks to that I’ve learned how to call android activities from unity scripts and back
I will try to do something with this tank in next update, but I’m not good at graphics (what is probably easy noticable )
BTW. Anyone knows how to edit thread subject on this forum?
Hello.
What I meant by system was what method you used (plugin from asset store or something), you have answered anyway.
I will have to look into how to do this as I have not yet tried exporting as an eclipse project yet.
Did you use the Android SDK from here:
Anyway, Your tank could have a shadow just by having an image like this underneath it:
Hi,
yes, I’ve downloaded it from that link (GoogleMobileAdsSdkAndroid.zip), but this is only Ads SDK. At first, you will need to download Android Developer Tools (http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html).
Thanks for the tip with shadow
I already have the Android SDK and eclipse installed as I also code in Java for Android as well as using Cordova.
You can use the shadow image I put in this post if you want, it is just a squashed circle with a radial gradient fill.