Scene Grid

• The first thing I worked with was the scene management. The game was made up of a grid of scenes that could be loaded in on the fly, without loading times (except an little preload when starting the game) thanks to our threaded scene importer a teamate and I made. With this I had control over what grid cells to render and update, and the game only had one world.

Collision Grid

• I also made a grid based collision system. So when collision checks are made, the checks only happens towards other colliders in the same cell and layer.

Enemies

• I made our three enemy behaviours. Patrolling, ranged and rotating orb. I wanted the orb to be versatile and simple, so you could just put the component on anything. This was a simple and cheap way to let the level designers be creative and created a lot of different puzzles.

Dialogue System

• We had a lot of dialogue so we needed a good simple system for that. My system parsed from a text file, there you had control over which sprites to show and when. 

Our dialogues had an Animal Crossing style to it. I also added a shake for the current talking sprite to juice it up a bit.

Audio Triggers

• I put out most of the audio triggers in the game and had to refactor our audio manager a teammate made because it was not able to change volumes properly (we were using fmod for sound).

Settings Menu

• I finished up the resolution and sound volume options in the settings menu for a teammate that didn't have time to finish it.