Team CatBomb

Jimmy Lau

Douglas Winegarden

Josh Plantilla

Intro Scene

After playing our intro, our game will show the menu screen.

<- Splash screen shows for a second, then transitions to main menu

controls

Multiplayer

-To be implemented first (before single player levels)

Two players on one computer

Player one controls: WASD for movement, C and V move the arch, Space throws a cat

Player two controls: Arrows keys for movement, ‘,’ and ‘.’ move the arch, enter or shift throws a cat

Multiplayer cont.

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-Players compete within a time limit to secure the most baskets. When a player secures a basket, it will shake, produce particles, and change to the color of the player.

-A level will have somewhere between 10 and 15 baskets. All baskets on the level start gray. Baskets can be stolen by the other player. For example, a red basket owned by Player 1 can be turned blue if Player 2 lands a cat in it.

-Players can only throw one cat. The cat takes about a second to return to the player. The cat will be the color of the player (red or blue) in order not to be confusing.

Example Level design

Win/Lose Scene

When time runs out, camera will zoom accordingly to winner and loser and post their scores

Camera Views

In multiplayer, the entire level is in view and the camera is not centered on either player (main camera)

There are two other cameras above the main view:

Left cam: follows the most recently thrown cat by player 1

Right cam: follows the most recently thrown cat by player 2

Lights

• The moon will be in the corner of the screen and act as a spot light
• Baskets will have spotlights on them
• Cats being thrown through the air will have a spot light follow it
• Player characters will have a directional flashlight attached to them facing the way they are looking

Behavior

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a. Feature the use of Interpolate and ShakePosition utility objects

-Baskets will shake when a cat lands in them

b. Feature the use of chase or rotate away, or any types of pseudo autonomous behavior

-A player’s thrown cat will ‘chase’ back to the player after being thrown

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Single Player

-Player does not have a time limit, simply works to secure all the baskets alone and uncontested.

-Level is not symmetrical like multiplayer levels

-Player is graded by time taken to complete the level

-Camera is centered on player and the entire level is not in view at once

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