Using Unity's new input system, I setup a local 4 player lobby scene and allowed for up to four players to play our game. I also implemented async scene loading and screen transitions to seamlessly load the players into the game from the main menu. This also includes player confirmation on important loading screens.

Using a dual ray cast system, I calculate if the player is inside a building during the boost, and provide a constant forward momentum during building phasing. I dynamically shift player's physics collisions and swap camera rendering to a custom screen space disolve shader.

Inside phase mode, buildings are rendered as custom flame particles I developed alongside a screen space depth texture, rendered in purple. The goal of this render mode was to contrast the main gameplay while providing players an easy way to see where they are going as they phase through buildings.

Alongside our PC release, I also was in charge of optimizing our game greatly, to allow us to port our game to a native Linux release. I had to also rework many of our rendering features to have them run seamlessly on Linux hardware