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About

Nim

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Role: Technical Level Designer

Development Time: 4 Weeks (2019)

Tools: Unreal Engine 4

Team: 12
 

Contributions:

  • Tutorial Level

  • Opening and End Cinematic

  • Initial Prototype

About

 

Nim is a Third-Person Puzzle Platformer with a Hook and Tethering Mechanic where the player can Tether Physics based Objects together in conjunction with a Swing Mechanic in order to traverse the environment. 

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MechanicsAndPuzzleComps

Mechanics

Hook and Swing 

Swing Across gaps.

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Hook and Tether

Tether certain objects to anything in the environment.

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Slow Motion

Slow Down Time to easier Hook while flying fast

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Design

Tutorial Level Design

Tutorial Level

Tutorial Play Through
Complete Play through of the Entire game available Here

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Starting Area

The Vista

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Introduction to Swing

Introduction to Tethering

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Introduction to Slow-Motion

Ends with the Culmination of All Mechanics

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Cinematics

Cinematics

The Cinematics are made in Unreal Engine 4's Sequencer.

Opening Cinematic

The Intro to the World

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The Intro to the Character

The Intro to the Main Goal

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End Cinematic

(The End Cinematic doesn't have SFX or Music yet)
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Utilizing the Healing Effect to transition from Sick to Healed Tree

The Goal of the Cut Scene

The Prototype

The Prototype

  • The player can Hook and Tether puzzle components and NPCs together for a lot of potential Emergent Gameplay solutions to puzzles. 
     

  • The Cable itself can be interacted with to knock over Enemies or bounce on.
     

  • Served as the foundation for the project. 
    Unfortunately it turned out to be too difficult to make the puzzle components fit and work art-wise so almost everything had to be cut.

Mechanics & Puzzle Components
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