Games Proposal - Game Studio Superfan - Splash Damage (Submission!!) by Chris Lomax

Games Proposal - Game Studio Superfan - Splash Damage (Submission!!)

After getting some help from my tutor Pete on fixing the time issue, I added in checkpoints, crates (+15 seconds to the current time), npc (+30), reload (-3) & added rules on the wall (at the start of the level). Once all that was complete, I played tested it and fix some stats / numbers with enemies. I did a video walkthrough of completing the level (I can't remember if I mention it last week) but I'm going to quickly add it in here. When saving Mikayla at the end of the level, you have to bring her back to the transport (which is where you spawn in) and a lot of melee enemies spawn in, so the player must defeat them and make in back to the beginning in-time! I added this feature to make the player feel like they are being chased.

Level walkthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTZA6dovl4k

Overall I'm happy with the level I have created and look forward to the next project!


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