At last Gnomercy is complete. This past Thursday, my team submitted the finished project and now I can share the final product!

The project makes real strides as definitative designs of 2D and 3D artwork are integrated and the final tweaks to gameplay are completed.

Over the Easter holiday we continued to plug away at the project and made sufficient progress in bug fixing, sound and 3D modelling.

With the second week of full production we set out implementing the Main Character and blocking out the project with 3D Assets.

With the project greenlit, my team got down to business to creating the game proper.

In this week, I developed the schedule and powerpoint for the presentation at the end of the week.

As part of my Games Design course, I engaged with a Group Project in which we were tasked with making a vertical slice of a game.

I was tasked with creating a project in Unreal Engine 4 which includes a door. The rest was entirely up to me.

With this brief I explored lighting within Unreal Engine 4 and how it can be used to aid gameplay.

I was given an actual design test from Ninja Theory which would be completed via a two-fold submission.

For this test, I was tasked with desinging a linear driven experience focused around the scenario 'escape'.

For this brief I was tasked with creating a game/pitch document - only one page long!

I was tasked with creating a Level Design Document for a level that I have made myself.

As part of the brief, I was given four hours to design a blockout of a select section of an Uncharted Game. I went over the time limit,...

01 - Top Down Level Design. Being tasked with designing my own level, I started to research layouts of Junkyards and examples of...