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BitBattle is a fast paced, local multiplayer, head to head game. Two players compete for victory with opposing objectives. The Toy must reach the launchpad on each floor to ascend to the top, and the Claw much capture the Toy and drag it to the pits to stop the Toy reaching the top within the time limit.
This was my final year game in university. I worked in a two person team. I was the main programmer and lead designer. The game was made in Unity.
This project is an interactive walkthrough/game which shows off the unique electricity generation capabilities of this building. I worked on this project for about 18 months. Built using Unreal Engine 4, my roles included the majority of the gameplay programming in both blueprints and C++, design, and some prop/architectural modelling.
A selection of props I modelled from the Sir Samuel Griffith project. Highpoly models were constructed from reference photos and normal maps were baked onto lowpoly versions. Textured in Substance Painter. Modelled in Maya.
Personal project. Highpoly baked down to game-ready lowpoly. Textured with dDo and Photoshop. Modelled in Maya.
Personal project. Highpoly baked down to game-ready lowpoly. Textured with dDo and Photoshop. Modelled in Maya.
Personal project. I saw a picture of this thing in real life and immediately had to make it. A good exercise in working with extremely limited reference material. Highpoly baked down to game-ready lowpoly. Textured with dDo and Photoshop. Modelled in Maya.