Marin
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Hello NB, been a while since I've posted something constructive here so I figured it would be a refreshing thing to share a uni project I've been working on. To keep it short, I made a game and entered a competition. For details, keep reading.
As some of you may know, I'm an IT student. The uni I attend holds a yearly competition called The Coding Challenge and they have several categories - one of them is game dev. Since I've always wanted to make a game and have been focused seriously on it for some time now, I decided to apply and see how far I can come. So, I decided to make a project and enter it - that's what you see here. That project is My Adventure.
--What's the game?--
My Adventure is a 2D, non-linear, explorer game which throws the player into a medieval world of fantasy and leaves them to decide what their adventure will be. With high emphasis on individuality, the game puts into focus the player's freedom, making their choices impact the progress of the game. Through a series of self-contained, branching stories the player makes choices which determine the ending of the story as well as progress the main adventure which is itself non-linear, allowing the player to go through certain stories in a different manner than before, presenting multiple endings and increasing the replay value.
tl;dr: It's a game which allows you to choose your adventure by making various decisions which greatly impact the way the rest of your game session will work out.
I made this by combining my 8-year long 2D animation experience, hard work in drawing and character design, decent knowledge of the Unity 3D engine and beginner-level of code in C#. The project itself took about 2 months of pure hard work and some planning before that.
Tools used: Unity 3D, Adobe Photoshop CS6
You can download the game
PS: I'll be holding a public presentation of my game tomorrow in front of all the biggest local IT companies. The winner gets freed from exams, fair amount of money and a job offer. Even though I don't really think I'll place no.1 I'd be glad if I end up third or second so wish me luck! =D
My Adventure - How I made a Game
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--First off, technical details--
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Name: My Adventure
Genre: Fantasy, Medieval, Open-World, 2D
Platform: PC
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--Ok, what's this about?--
Name: My Adventure
Genre: Fantasy, Medieval, Open-World, 2D
Platform: PC
_________________________
--Ok, what's this about?--
As some of you may know, I'm an IT student. The uni I attend holds a yearly competition called The Coding Challenge and they have several categories - one of them is game dev. Since I've always wanted to make a game and have been focused seriously on it for some time now, I decided to apply and see how far I can come. So, I decided to make a project and enter it - that's what you see here. That project is My Adventure.
You must be registered for see images
--What's the game?--
My Adventure is a 2D, non-linear, explorer game which throws the player into a medieval world of fantasy and leaves them to decide what their adventure will be. With high emphasis on individuality, the game puts into focus the player's freedom, making their choices impact the progress of the game. Through a series of self-contained, branching stories the player makes choices which determine the ending of the story as well as progress the main adventure which is itself non-linear, allowing the player to go through certain stories in a different manner than before, presenting multiple endings and increasing the replay value.
tl;dr: It's a game which allows you to choose your adventure by making various decisions which greatly impact the way the rest of your game session will work out.
--Trailer--
[video=youtube;aZRvY0uMwrY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZRvY0uMwrY[/video]
--How did you make this?!--
[video=youtube;aZRvY0uMwrY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZRvY0uMwrY[/video]
--How did you make this?!--
I made this by combining my 8-year long 2D animation experience, hard work in drawing and character design, decent knowledge of the Unity 3D engine and beginner-level of code in C#. The project itself took about 2 months of pure hard work and some planning before that.
Tools used: Unity 3D, Adobe Photoshop CS6
--Link to download--
You can download the game
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.PS: I'll be holding a public presentation of my game tomorrow in front of all the biggest local IT companies. The winner gets freed from exams, fair amount of money and a job offer. Even though I don't really think I'll place no.1 I'd be glad if I end up third or second so wish me luck! =D
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