Labyrinth Labyrinth Presented by: Extraordinary Obelisks

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Labyrinth Labyrinth Presented by: Extraordinary Obelisks Aaron Vega, Bobby Damore, Chantel Frizzell, Christopher Lynn

Gameplay/Premise Objective: Catch the treasures before the time runs out Obstacles: Monsters that chase you Continually changing maze Time limit Power ups (stretch goal) Speed boost Illumination boost Protection from monsters Gives you object to throw at monsters (physics)

Requirements - GameObjects Types of Objects Hero/Player Enemies Barriers (at least 10 at all times) Collectibles Collisions Nothing can pass through barriers, but can ricochet Collectibles are picked up with collision Power ups could help hero fight back enemy through some collision

Requirements - GameObjects Chasing Enemy will chase hero, trying to catch them Chases until far enough away Particle System When colliding with collectables, cloud of particles disperse Exploding particles when fighting back enemy with power up

Requirements - Scenes Splash Screen Team logo will fade in before game starts, then show the start screen Game Scene Randomly changing maze with all objects, split into different views of map Win/Loss Scene Winning scene shows the hero animation/celebration, next to “You Won” text Losing scene shows the enemy catching hero next to “Game Over” text Both scenes will have a “Quit” and “Try Again” option

Requirements - Physics ←Collectable Requirements - Physics ←Chaser/Monster ←Player Physics Walls Player & Chasers Certain Power Ups Interpolation & ShakePosition Interpolate movement Fluid movement following player, and between waypoints Cameras Use ShakePosition as feedback When a player crashes into a wall When receiving the collectable ←Wall Note: We will probably have more than four lights, and therefore need

Requirements - UI 3 Views (single player) Main View Minimap View Canvas Requirements - UI Main View Time: 23 seconds TIP: Press WASD to move! Help View Items to Retrieve 3 Views (single player) Main View Minimap View Objective/Help View Lighting Directional → Player Light Point Light → Power Ups Spotlight → Collectable (Changing Size & Color) Normal Map → Chasers, Player & Walls Minimap

Requirements - UI 4 Views (split-screen multiplayer) Canvas Requirements - UI Player 1 View Time: 23 seconds TIP: Press WASD to move! Help View Items to Retrieve TIP: Avoid the chasers! 4 Views (split-screen multiplayer) Main Views (player 1 & player 2) Minimap View Objective/Help View Lighting Directional → Player Light Point Light → Power Ups Spotlight → Collectable (Changing Size & Color) Normal Map → Chasers, Player & Walls Player 2 View Minimap

Tools & Timeline : KanbanFlow Assign tasks Track progress Be aware of impediments

Tools & Timeline: Github

Tools & Timeline: Schedule

Questions?