Alex's Semi-professional Works

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I also worked on this last semester! This is the big one. As one of many students taking a Research Studio course, we developed this game using the Unity engine. A co-op experience for up to four players trekking through a fantasy-inspired dungeon takes a deliciously dark turn as players must betray each other in order to win the game. I worked on many elements of this game, having a hand in the dungeon generation, the statistic collecting, and various bug fixes and other minor improvements. It took advantage of my experience working in Unity, and I’m excited for its imminent release later this year.

For more information, head to http://magic.rit.edu/studios/hsb/

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Game of Letters.docx

Another game I helped make last semester! It is a role-playing experience, the primary concept by me with most of the writing divided equally amongst groupmates. Players enter a pre-written scenario where their only allowed means of communication are writing hand-written letters between each other. A problem must be solved, and relationships will be tested.

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Simple Resolution System

A tabletop roleplaying system!

This semester I worked with other students in my major to create a tabletop roleplaying system. We called it the Simple Resolution System, or SRS. It’s a rules-light, roleplaying-heavy system. Please take a look!

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Unity Shooting Game

A small game! Run around and shoot the red cubes, except you can’t move and shoot at the same time!

Movement - WASD

Shoot - Left Click

Aim - Mouse

Switch between moving/shooting mode - Left Control

The cubes will run away if you aim at them in shooting mode, so be careful! One touch and you’re gone.

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This is a link to my 3D project, so that you can walk around the spaceship yourself!

Head over here!

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Here’s a link to the swf so you can play and download for yourself!

https://people.rit.edu/~amd3031/dancing.swf

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This picture is from a game I developed in Flash. It was a dance game where you had to rotate his arms and legs (available at two joints each) to match the examples floating up.

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This is from a 3D space developed in Unity. With a first-person camera, the player could walk around the interior of a spaceship. The spaceship wheel was animated.

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These pictures are from my 2D XNA game (developed by a team) entitled “4D.” The player had the option to fight enemies in one of two modes. The first picture is in a level where enemies can be encountered, the next two are of battles in both modes.