SCRIPTING FOR GAME DESIGN REEL
Video reel of my progress in my Scripting for Game Design class at Drexel University. This class was my introduction to C#, so I learned a lot throughout the course, which my work exemplifies. I made a total of six games, each teaching new and different skills while still building upon past skills in programming, level design, character animation, and more. This foundational course has equipped me with the knowledge and ability to create games on my own, understanding all levels of the game design process!
PRODUCTION REPORT
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A short-form Game Design Document (GDD) for the final project of this class. Students were encouraged to utilize the skills they have learned in the previous assignments to create a unique game. This process was to help students learn about production pipelines and realistic scope.
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The second section of production was to create pseudo code for the various elements desired for the final game. Each of these sections showcase my ideal thought process to creating each of the intended scripts needed for the game to be successful.
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The last portion of this production process was to highlight the different skills being attempted for the creation of the game. Only around 5 skills were required, but I wanted to make attempts to incorporate other learned skills if time permitted. Additional skills mentioned at the bottom were for extra credit purposes.
software used!
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Used to create the games with C# programming. All code was created myself through the help of online resources, tutorials, and the assistance of my professor. All visual assets, including the environment, UI, and character models were taken with permission from the Unity Asset Store.