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Rebekah Bledsoe
Technical Designer - TheTinyDeveloperStudio@gmail.com
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Split
Project type
Game Development
Role
Product Owner and Lead Everything
Date
03/05/2023 - Present
Playable Build
C# Scripts
Split is a personal game that I've been solo developing while studying Computer Simulation and Gaming. Whenever I had free time, I worked on implementing various systems based on concepted designs, creating basic sprite sheet animations, creating and editing sound effects, and working to ensure the code was clean throughout. Now after graduating, I plan to continue exploring and learning all of these technical skills.
You can visit the itch.io webpage for Split by clicking on the "Split Itch Page" link on the top of this page. The itch page further expands upon my development process with various dev logs throughout my journey, and it also has a playable demo of the game that is downloadable and/or built straight into the web browser.
This video demonstrates the complete showcase of the current progress of my independent game Split. The major focuses of this game are implementing UI/UX design in a way that easily portrays the character type that the player is playing as. Currently the game works completely with computers; however, console controls and even mobile controls are in progress. The focus of this project is to implement technical designs in a cohesive way. I've worked on everything for this game, so I am honing my 2D art style to start implementing in the game.
I created the UI visuals for this game. The controls menu shows the various controls for PC players. I have been experimenting with axes when programming movement systems to get the most amount of compatibility with input types.
I also include a dev notes menu for this game, which I update each time I release a major build for the game. It details changes, fixes, and if any components of the game were removed.
The game features a character creation menu, so players can customize their character before playing. I have always wanted to code and create a system like this, so I've started working on it. Currently the creator works, but there is no way to save/load characters, which I am working on programming in.
Mental health is one of the two main types of health that the player has within the game. If they lose all of their mental health, they will die. I've been experimenting with diegetic UI, so this health amount is represented by the color value of the player. The more de-saturated the player becomes, the lower their mental health is. Mental health can be damaged by various objects, and it can be protected/restored through advanced powers of the different character types.
Physical health is another one of the two health systems in the game. This is represented currently by a health bar which will change to reflect the character type that the player currently is playing as. Multiple various objects can damage the player's physical health, and many abilities can also restore/protect it as well.
The happy character is concepted to mainly be focused on self restoration. Their first power that they gain is the ability to heal themself of physical damage. This ability is based on how long the user holds the input button down, and will heal them more the longer it is pressed.
The sad character is concepted to mainly focus on preventing damage/debuffs to their physical and mental health. Their first power is the ability to put up a shield that blocks physical damage. This shield feeds off of player anguish and will last longer the more mental health damage that the player has taken.
The fear character is concepted to avoid damage/debuffs that could be applied by using movement based abilities. Their first ability is a dash which will launch them in the direction that they're facing. The longer that the player holds the input button, the further the player dashes.
The anger character is concepted to attack and deal with damage before it hurts their own physical/mental health. The first ability of the anger character is to throw a star of pure hate. This throwing star is full of pure hatred and will deal more damage to the most recently hit target.
This script controls the main functions of the player object including movement, health (physical and mental), abilities (depending on emotion type), etc.
The player is able to use abilities based on their current emotion type. The happy character can heal themself. The sad character can put up a shield. The fear character can dash a great distance. Finally, the anger character can throw a star which damages enemies.
The player is able to use abilities based on their current emotion type. The happy character can heal themself. The sad character can put up a shield. The fear character can dash a great distance. Finally, the anger character can throw a star which damages enemies.
This damager script can be used on multiple objects. It will deal physical or mental damage depending on the type it is set as. Upon collisions, it checks for various objects that can take damage and applies damage accordingly.
This script controls the main functions for NPCs in the game. Their functionality will change based on whether they are friendly or non-friendly. Both types can take physical damage, but one will attack the player on a hit, and the other gives the player directions.
This script works with the NPC Creator tool, which helps make NPC creation far easier.
This script works with the NPC Creator tool, which helps make NPC creation far easier.
This video demonstrates the complete showcase of the current progress of my independent game Split. The major focuses of this game are implementing UI/UX design in a way that easily portrays the character type that the player is playing as. Currently the game works completely with computers; however, console controls and even mobile controls are in progress. The focus of this project is to implement technical designs in a cohesive way. I've worked on everything for this game, so I am honing my 2D art style to start implementing in the game.
I created the UI visuals for this game. The controls menu shows the various controls for PC players. I have been experimenting with axes when programming movement systems to get the most amount of compatibility with input types.
I also include a dev notes menu for this game, which I update each time I release a major build for the game. It details changes, fixes, and if any components of the game were removed.
The game features a character creation menu, so players can customize their character before playing. I have always wanted to code and create a system like this, so I've started working on it. Currently the creator works, but there is no way to save/load characters, which I am working on programming in.
Mental health is one of the two main types of health that the player has within the game. If they lose all of their mental health, they will die. I've been experimenting with diegetic UI, so this health amount is represented by the color value of the player. The more de-saturated the player becomes, the lower their mental health is. Mental health can be damaged by various objects, and it can be protected/restored through advanced powers of the different character types.
Physical health is another one of the two health systems in the game. This is represented currently by a health bar which will change to reflect the character type that the player currently is playing as. Multiple various objects can damage the player's physical health, and many abilities can also restore/protect it as well.
The happy character is concepted to mainly be focused on self restoration. Their first power that they gain is the ability to heal themself of physical damage. This ability is based on how long the user holds the input button down, and will heal them more the longer it is pressed.
The sad character is concepted to mainly focus on preventing damage/debuffs to their physical and mental health. Their first power is the ability to put up a shield that blocks physical damage. This shield feeds off of player anguish and will last longer the more mental health damage that the player has taken.
The fear character is concepted to avoid damage/debuffs that could be applied by using movement based abilities. Their first ability is a dash which will launch them in the direction that they're facing. The longer that the player holds the input button, the further the player dashes.
The anger character is concepted to attack and deal with damage before it hurts their own physical/mental health. The first ability of the anger character is to throw a star of pure hate. This throwing star is full of pure hatred and will deal more damage to the most recently hit target.
This script controls the main functions of the player object including movement, health (physical and mental), abilities (depending on emotion type), etc.
The player is able to use abilities based on their current emotion type. The happy character can heal themself. The sad character can put up a shield. The fear character can dash a great distance. Finally, the anger character can throw a star which damages enemies.
The player is able to use abilities based on their current emotion type. The happy character can heal themself. The sad character can put up a shield. The fear character can dash a great distance. Finally, the anger character can throw a star which damages enemies.
This damager script can be used on multiple objects. It will deal physical or mental damage depending on the type it is set as. Upon collisions, it checks for various objects that can take damage and applies damage accordingly.
This script controls the main functions for NPCs in the game. Their functionality will change based on whether they are friendly or non-friendly. Both types can take physical damage, but one will attack the player on a hit, and the other gives the player directions.
This script works with the NPC Creator tool, which helps make NPC creation far easier.
This script works with the NPC Creator tool, which helps make NPC creation far easier.
This video demonstrates the complete showcase of the current progress of my independent game Split. The major focuses of this game are implementing UI/UX design in a way that easily portrays the character type that the player is playing as. Currently the game works completely with computers; however, console controls and even mobile controls are in progress. The focus of this project is to implement technical designs in a cohesive way. I've worked on everything for this game, so I am honing my 2D art style to start implementing in the game.
I created the UI visuals for this game. The controls menu shows the various controls for PC players. I have been experimenting with axes when programming movement systems to get the most amount of compatibility with input types.
I also include a dev notes menu for this game, which I update each time I release a major build for the game. It details changes, fixes, and if any components of the game were removed.
The game features a character creation menu, so players can customize their character before playing. I have always wanted to code and create a system like this, so I've started working on it. Currently the creator works, but there is no way to save/load characters, which I am working on programming in.
Mental health is one of the two main types of health that the player has within the game. If they lose all of their mental health, they will die. I've been experimenting with diegetic UI, so this health amount is represented by the color value of the player. The more de-saturated the player becomes, the lower their mental health is. Mental health can be damaged by various objects, and it can be protected/restored through advanced powers of the different character types.
Physical health is another one of the two health systems in the game. This is represented currently by a health bar which will change to reflect the character type that the player currently is playing as. Multiple various objects can damage the player's physical health, and many abilities can also restore/protect it as well.
The happy character is concepted to mainly be focused on self restoration. Their first power that they gain is the ability to heal themself of physical damage. This ability is based on how long the user holds the input button down, and will heal them more the longer it is pressed.
The sad character is concepted to mainly focus on preventing damage/debuffs to their physical and mental health. Their first power is the ability to put up a shield that blocks physical damage. This shield feeds off of player anguish and will last longer the more mental health damage that the player has taken.
The fear character is concepted to avoid damage/debuffs that could be applied by using movement based abilities. Their first ability is a dash which will launch them in the direction that they're facing. The longer that the player holds the input button, the further the player dashes.
The anger character is concepted to attack and deal with damage before it hurts their own physical/mental health. The first ability of the anger character is to throw a star of pure hate. This throwing star is full of pure hatred and will deal more damage to the most recently hit target.
This script controls the main functions of the player object including movement, health (physical and mental), abilities (depending on emotion type), etc.
The player is able to use abilities based on their current emotion type. The happy character can heal themself. The sad character can put up a shield. The fear character can dash a great distance. Finally, the anger character can throw a star which damages enemies.
The player is able to use abilities based on their current emotion type. The happy character can heal themself. The sad character can put up a shield. The fear character can dash a great distance. Finally, the anger character can throw a star which damages enemies.
This damager script can be used on multiple objects. It will deal physical or mental damage depending on the type it is set as. Upon collisions, it checks for various objects that can take damage and applies damage accordingly.
This script controls the main functions for NPCs in the game. Their functionality will change based on whether they are friendly or non-friendly. Both types can take physical damage, but one will attack the player on a hit, and the other gives the player directions.
This script works with the NPC Creator tool, which helps make NPC creation far easier.
This script works with the NPC Creator tool, which helps make NPC creation far easier.
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