A Unified Game

We've created a sample of a first-person shooter game within Unity! WOW! 

Now we're going to extend the bounds of that project just a bit to give you a taste of what can be accomplished within the tool. From this point, you have two options:

OPTION ONE: INCREASE THE SCOPE OF YOUR SHOOTER GAME

Gosh! Making that FPS sure was a blast. How about we make it bigger and better?

In order to score full points for this option, here's what you must do:

• Add at least two more rooms to the layout.

• Add at least two more enemies to the layout.

• Add something from an online asset pack.

• Add music to the game and change a sound effect.

• Change the texture/color on the walls or floor.

• Change something about the physics of the character aside from jump height (movement speed, etc.)

Some of these things are pieces we didn't discuss! Just like Begin the Game, your job is to do additional research to deepen your understanding of the subject.

Here is your rubric.

OPTION TWO: RUN THROUGH THE TUTORIAL FOR A DIFFERENT TYPE OF GAME

Not an FPS fan? No worries! There are four different game tutorials included in this Unity package, and your job is to do one of the other ones. You can work on: 

• LEGO Microgame

  • If doing this one, you may stop after the "Customize Your Game" tutorial

  • Here is your rubric for the LEGO version of the assignment.

• Karting Microgame

  • If doing this one, you may stop after the "Add A Jump" tutorial

  • Then, you must: 

    • extend the track using at minimum 12 pieces

    • add a second jump

    • have 5 checkpoints

    • change the track's color

  • Here is your rubric for the Karting version of the assignment.

Then, Mr. Alexander will come around and test it out!