This video demonstrates the final hand-in for my Games Creation project. Several new features were added, including: A main menu, with options capable of changing the resolution A pause menu Enemy chase AI using a behaviour tree A map sculpted using Unreal’s Landscape Editor Foliage placed using the Foliage tool A significant problem had occurred […]Read Post ›

This demonstrates that the player is able to hold an inventory of weapons, and can switch between them. While not visible in the video, ammo is also part of the weapon and is kept even when the weapon has been put away. Also not shown in this video is the player’s ability to pick up […]Read Post ›

The next addition to the assessment was the Double Jump Boots power up. As it sounds, it allows the player to jump in mid-air. Depending on the timing of the jump and the speed of the player, the player can gain extra distance or height. Similar to Health and Armour, Power Ups inherit from a […]Read Post ›

This video demonstrates that the player is able to pick up health and armour items, and have these displayed on the HUD. Health and armour both have a soft limit of 100. At this point, the medium-sized upgrades will not be picked up. However, the small upgrades are capable of increasing beyond 100 by 5 […]Read Post ›

FPAProto is the assessment for my Games Creation module. For this assessment, we had to create a prototype of a game using Unreal Engine and Blueprint, following a games design document that we had written as the previous assessment. My game design specified a First-Person Shooter, using weapon and armour aspects similar to that of Doom […]Read Post ›