Playing with the dithering shader in an old game-jam project

Added a parameterized slot machine.
Theres a set of rules that dictates when a prize is given, and each spin becomes X times faster than the last, so if players have a lot of money to spend, their time isnt wasted

Spray paint system

One of the enemies: The Amalgamation

Added a backpack system to let the player carry around items.

Digging QTE

Glowstick

Added water & buoyancy

All the items I added, placed on the pegboards inside the elevators

Drain puzzle task

Pause menu

New slot machine model, created by my friend Victor

Made a new elevator model with animations and screenshake



To make moving around the sound effects easier, I used Adobe Premiere Pro, and exported all the sounds as one big sound, and play it in sync with the animation.

This game taught me so much about Unity's Universal Render Pipeline and Shadergraph, as well as strengthening my 3D modelling skills, both in Blender, and in Gravity Sketch.
Probably the biggest takeaway from this game project, other than 3D enemy AI, was how to properly scope a game. I wish I had set a more clear goal for myself from the start, that way I could've reached it quicker.