What's My Part?

Contribution: Programming, Gameplay Design

Call of Sorry is a short-term development action game. In this project, I was primarily responsible for the game system architecture, as well as the design and implementation of player and enemy control scripts.

Beyond core gameplay logic, I also handled overall game flow integration, connecting exploration, boss battles, and Timeline systems into a cohesive experience. I used Unity Cinemachine to build cinematic camera sequences, enhancing dramatic presentation and pacing.

Gameplay Design

Players control a third-person character who patrols an office environment, searching for colleagues overwhelmed by stress and a furious boss.

During combat (or “apology”) sequences, the gameplay shifts into a more action-oriented experience. In addition to using “apology attacks” to reduce the boss’s anger, players must also dodge incoming rage-based attacks in real time.

Cinemachine

This project uses Unity Cinemachine to build a dynamic camera system, improving both pacing and cinematic quality. It was my first time using Cinemachine to construct a player-driven camera system.

During boss encounters, the camera transitions into more oppressive framing and tracking behavior, forcing players to face the authority figure’s emotional intensity directly. Cinemachine helps deliver a more cohesive and immersive visual experience throughout gameplay.