Game Development // Task 3: Final Prototype

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13.11.2023- 16.12.2023 (Week 12 - Week 16)
Britney Chow Pei Jun / 0350043 / BDCM
Game Development
Task 3: Final Prototype

INSTRUCTIONS


PROGRESSION

In this project, it's basically a continuation from my previous project. However, I feel unsatisfied with what I have done for my art assets previously. So I changed all of them, however, I feel that some part still feels weird. After settling most of the assets and animations of my game. I then continued my project in unity. Below is my progression:

Fig 1.1; Unity Re-Design Level & Assets;

Fig 1.2; Flipping the Character when facing different direction; 

Fig 1.3; Flipping the Character and shoot according to direction faced;

Fig 1.4; Player Health and Respawning; 

Fig 1.5; Taking Damage and death;

Fig 1.6; Respawning Point;  

Fig 1.7; BoneShriek Jester detects player and shoot player;

Fig 1.8; Enemy shoot player;

Fig 1.9; Enemy shoots player only on Y-axis;

Fig 2.0; Player Animator Connections;

Fig 2.1; Level 2 (Boss Level) Design in Unity;

Fig 2.2; Boss Cam Trigger;

Fig 2.3; Boss Follow Player; 

Fig 2.4; Boss follow player and shoot player; 

Fig 2.5 ; Boss Shoots and Boss range; 

Fig 2.6; Boss takes damage;

Fig 2.6; Boss' Health and Move to next Scene; 

Fig 2.7; Start Scene;

Fig 2.8; Story Scene;

Fig 2.9; Story Scene 2;

Fig 3.0; Audio Manager; 

Fig 3.2; Audio Manager 2; 

Final Submission


Fig 3.3; Final Presentation Video of Game Development;

Fig 3.4; Final Gameplay Walkthrough Video for Game Development; 

Fig 3.5; Game Design Document; 

Link to WebGL Build: WebGL Build Link

REFLECTION

In this project, I have quite conflicted feelings. I can't deny how interested I am in  developing a game myself. However, I also constantly doubting myself whether what I'm doing is right/nice, and if this attracts people and whether the story logic is right and more. Even so, I still manage to finish the project. While I definitely wish to improve my game in my free time, I also wish to instead develop a whole new game with a similar theme but better art style and better mechanics inside the game. During the duration of this module, I have learned a lot. Not only have I learn the fundamentals of developing a game, I also learned that the aspects I need to consider when creating a game. A game not only consists just art, but animation, music, user interface and more. It is definitely not easy to make a good game, and it also requires people to spend a lot of time and effort into it. Furthermore, I also learned a lot about coding. Before this class, I have always thought that I sucked at coding, cause I have a coding class in my high school before, and I got a bad grade in that class. However, I think that the way of learning coding and how the way the lecturer teaches coding is a very crucial aspect when trying to get good in coding. I would like to say that I actually got quite interested in coding in this module, especially in the c# language of course. Of course, I am not to say that I'm very good in it and I also do get frustrated a lot of times when I didn't find the right solution to my problems. Despite that, I like the challenge it gave me sometimes. Overall, I really like this module and I feel that it's exciting and interesting.

 

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