Portfolio

This is a short video where the player is playing in the litter box. After the player is done having fun in the litter box, they teleport onto the coffee table and hold the can before throwing it onto the ground. At the end you can briefly see the clutter count.

In this video the player teleports onto a chair to then get onto the dining table. Once they are on the dining table, they then turn to juggle/play with a can.

The player has some more fun on the dining table in this video. Now they can be seen playing with the fruit on the table before knocking them to the ground.

This is a previous iteration of the game. The player reads the customers' order, grabs the correct wine, then starts to pour that wine into the glass. The dialogue is changed according to how much wine the player pours in the glass (in the full game this also changes the review). Then, the player proceeds to play with the objects in the room. When the players' hand hovers over the glass it turns orange. This signifyies that the glass may be grabbed. On the other hand, the bottles turn a slightly different shade of the colors they are.

This demo was used to help students with their first project which was an introduction to Unity for many of the students. Megan tried to go over basics that were covered in class with a few extra add ons and explanations as to what each line of code means.

This video goes over simple animation in Unity (no Blender required). This was the content of the class from the week this was published. Many students had questions on this topic so Megan had decided to make a video to help since not everyone was able to go to office hours. This video mainly goes over the animator since many students were able to view copies of the code with comments so there were less questions on that topic.

This is the First-Person Shooter demo that was used to help students with the corresponding assignment. This is only a simple demo to help with some mechanics that students had questions on. It was up to students to find ways to enhance their game and make it fun for their projects.

This last video was a menu demo Megan developed to instruct students in the class. She later posted the video to YouTube for students who were receiving help with their projects during this time. The menu demo was meant to be simple and easy to follow. Megan pre-wrote the code prior to recording so she could instruct students' better during the presentation. The menu goes over controller support, volume settings, and switching between menus.

This video is of the screen the player sees when they first enter the game. During playtesting, players said they were unsure of how to play the game and that is why this screen was added! After this, players were able to understand the objective and controls of the game easily before playing and the developing team got no further playtesting notes from future sessions regarding this issue.

Due to the quality of the video it is hard to see the text though it is easy for players to read the text while playing the game. There was a timer for the beginning screen that allowed the players enough time to read the instructions before being brought into the game. The teleportation function can also be seen in this video and a brief bit of the main area is seen as well.

This video is a brief demonstration of the gameplay. First the player decides to go into the settings and adjust the controls and change the volume to their desired levels. After that the player explores the room. They find their first mouse at the clock table where the player can watch the clock move. The player then brings that mouse to the bin and searches for other mice. This loop is repeated until the player has put all the mice in the bin (not shown in this video).

The player can take their time finding the mice and have fun in the environment since there are no time constraints. After all mice are found the player would be brought to the end screen. The end screen consists of a "You Win" text and each mouse on a shelf next to their portrait. The end screen is not seen in this video though it is essentially the same as the intro screen but with different music, shelves, pictures, and different text. In future versions of the game, the development team would like to add timed modes, more levels, and more hiding spots.