Inkblotz

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  Level scene 1

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  Level scene 2

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  Level scene 3

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  Level scene 4

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  Main game menu

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  Level selection

Inspiration

Inspired by our childhood memory of drawing monsters and warriors on scratch paper, we created this game to bring back the simple times of unlimited creativity and imagination.

What it does

This is a 2D pixel adventure game. The players will interact with the game by drawing the way to the next level and remove the obstacle by using an eraser. The goal is to safely navigate Mr. Pinkie to the pink gate at each level and defeat all the monsters that are in his way. There will be a hidden surprise at the end of the game for those who are sharp-eyed!

How we built it

The game was built using Unity3d. We learned the Unity3d engine from scratch and also from the workshop. The core interaction system was written in C# and used the DotNet framework. We also designed the art style of the game and created all of the UI and animation by ourselves. The graphics were designed using Scratchbook and Adobe Photoshop.

Challenges we ran into

Sleep deprivation. Collaborating with Github. Struggle to come up with a creative name of the game. Weird errors occur from time to time in the engine as we are new, but mentors helped us through a lot of them.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

Design and actualize a fully-functional game with a decent gameplay experience from scratch in just 20 hours. Learned the game engine on the fly and hand drew all of the game UIs and animations.

What we learned

Full-stack development of a game/app. Life-cycle management of projects Graphic design

What's next for Inkblotz

Develop more functionalities and playability to the game, such as Different types of ink, each with a special effect Enable the user to draw their own weapons and add the combat system More types of monsters and obstacles for more challenging maps ios mobile support

Built With

• c#
• photoshop
• skectchbook
• unity