Learn Game Programming by Building Games

Hello World!

This is a First-Person Hunter type Game. Developed this project in 4 days for Outscal's MAT assignment.

GitHub project link: https://lnkd.in/g4Ci29Gw

Playable Game link: https://lnkd.in/gXUHhnKw

Design Patterns ☟

• Generic Singleton: Created Generic Singleton and made Service script as Singletons from Generic Singleton.
• MVC-S: Created Model View Controller for Enemy, Weapon, and Bullet.
• Scriptable Objects: Scriptable Object to store all different Enemy, Weapon, and Bullet data.
• State-Machine: State Machine for Enemy to do assigned tasks only for that State.

Game Functionalities ☟

• 3 types of Weapons: Single Pistol, Double Pistol, and Sniper.
• 4 types of Enemies for Hunting.
• Player can choose their Weapon and Enemy from Lobby.
• Player can move into the world freely, but movement speed will be reduced according to Weapon weight.
• Enemy will Patrol until Player enters the range.
• No health for Player; if the Enemy reaches the Player, they will be Dead.
• Different hit areas can reduce different damage for Enemy.
• Zoom functionality for Sniper.

Clanmates ➾ Tanya Gupta, Vimarsh Sharma, Kunal Khedkar, P D Vivekanand, Pramod Aradhya, Ashwin Rajpurohit, Shakil Hassan, Tarun Rankawat, Rushabh Gohel, Vatsal Maheshwari.

Outscal Mentors ➾ Mayank Grover, Malhar Devasthali, Arindam Bharati, Praful Joshi.

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I’ve started the State Machine Pattern module in the Game Development Advanced course at Outscal! ⚙️

The State Machine Pattern is a fundamental approach in game development for managing different system states, such as character animations, AI logic, or game phases.
It helps organize and control transitions clearly and efficiently, reducing code complexity.

I’m excited to dive deeper into this pattern and see how it can make my projects more robust and scalable!

Hello everyone,

I want to share an update on the project "Home Calling" that I have been working on as a part of Outscal Gamejam.

I have created a 3D Hack and Slash game which features 2 playable characters.
To create the project, I have used State Behaviors for the enemies and Animation Events for characters.

I would like to thank my mentors Mayank Grover and Malhar Devasthali from Outscal for guiding me and helping me in creating the project.
I would also like to thank my clanmates who constantly supported me throughout the project.

You can download the project from the link below and share your feedback and suggestions, as the project is still in development.