A simple blockmesh project where I created NPCs and dialogue trees, collectable notes and items, pressure washer mechanic that cleaned materials (Video showcasing this mechanic in a finished state is still being completed), doors that open and close, custom player interactions with some NPCs, tracked player stats and objectives, and of course designed the level's layout.

Over the span of a month, I worked on designing mechanics for a tile-based game named Turnamental. In the initial week, my efforts were dedicated to extensive research on mechanics from other games within the same genre. During this research I aimed to look for ideas that are both fun and unique. After finding a magnetic mechanic in an old flash game, I decided that would make for a fun puzzle mechanic. So for implementation, I crafted a detailed design document to outline the steps needed to implement it into the game.

After I had my mechanic documented, my goal was to implement the chosen mechanic and document the process within a tight one-week timeframe. I had quite a bit to implement for my chosen mechanic. I wanted the player to be able to use their magnet tool to traverse and solve puzzles, I also wanted multiple ways for that magnet to interact with the environment. so I chose to create a magnetic anchor that the player can move towards, or by changing their polarity to launch themselves away from the wall. 

As this sprint concluded, I was worked to implement a mechanic devised by a peer within the same condensed week. Where the documentation produced during the previous week served as a valuable reference guide to help implement their mechanics into the game.

A board game I designed under the restrictions of: Be made for 2 players, have rules that fit on a single printed page using the template formatting, and have one additional single printable page that contains the game board, among other restrictions. If you'd like to read the full list of rules and restrictions, you can read them Here.