Golf Meowdyssey

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Project info
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Engine: Unity

Platforms: Windows

Team members: 3

A 2D pixel art golf platformer, where a cat, that has lost all of its lives and wakes up in Limbo, has to beat the Limbo God to come back to life. This project was built as hands-on training for an entry-level role, applying professional-grade architecture and best practices from day one. Following SOLID principles reviewed by the talented Iván Herrera.

Features
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Phased shot system: adjust your direction, pick your strenght and shoot. Aim carefully as the force bar fills and empties to land the perfect shot. But be careful, your shots are limited.

Free camera controls: move the camera before you make your shot to explore the level and plan your move.

Power-ups: collect and use power-ups granted by cat spirits in each stage to overcome new challenges.

Charming dialogues: follow a fun and mischievous narrative through in-game dialogues.
Level variety: play across different themed stages, offering new puzzles.

What I did
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I took on multiple responsibilities throughout the project, focusing primarily on gameplay and systems programming

Architecture: designed the code architecture, ensuring each system followed the single-responsibilty principle for clean and scalable code.
Systems programming: implemented core systems such as save/load system by slots, asynchornous scene loading using UniTask, UI, input and audio management.
Gameplay programming: handled player ball throwing mechanic, fine-tuned physics, and built level selection logic.
Debugging: resolved gameplay and system-level bugs and used Unity’s debugging tools along with Visual Studio’s debugging features to identify the issues if needed.
Level design: designed the 4th level of the game implementing a time stoping power-up.