/* ZRunner was a project with the aim of creating a proof-of-concept demo for a first person procedurally generated endless runner game, with the intention for this to become a fully fleshed out experience for future publishing. The games core features/selling points are the procedurally generated environment, the increasing level of difficulty through its speed and its parkour/gun combat quick time events. This project intended to achieve smooth procedural environment generation within unity and camera movements which flowed well with the pace and movements of the game and its first-person perspective. Additionally, considering future development opportunities, this projects codebase aimed to be robust, scalable and utilise industry standard programming practices with the intention that if new developers began working on the project they can integrate into its codebase easily and efficiently.*/

/* The game is set within the interior corridors of a massive, crumbling building on the verge of collapse, which introduces a sense of urgency and panic. The structure is falling apart in front of the player with; walls cracking, the floor falling out beneath the player, and debris flying through the air as the games wider setting is during the aftermath of some form of apocalypse type event, which ultimately led to the beginning of this experience and the zombie like characters which chase the player.*/

/* This project followed a 12 week development schedule which covered a 2 week design and ideation stage where I created a 3,000 word game design document as well as prototypes. A 10 week implementation phase then followed where a demo was created and then presented to my peers as well as industry members.*/