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I worked on R3V3nge, focusing on turning gameplay ideas into stable, production-ready features in Unreal (C++ + Blueprints). I implemented and iterated core gameplay systems, tightened state handling, fixed edge-case bugs, and ran regular QA/debug passes to prevent regressions. I also did profiling/performance tuning to reduce hitches and keep gameplay responsive, while unblocking teammates when needed.
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I built a rogue like SHMUP fully in Rive, gfx, audio, game logic all in Rive. Breakdown & Gameplay in video:
- Player control using virtual joystick
- Collision detection
- Level Up with cool abilities
- Audio
What started as a simple project to learn Rive grew into something much bigger. Had such a great time building it that I even made a mock game box inspired by classic retro Atari-style games.
Game is built mostly with Data Binding, State Machines, and Events (97%). Used JavaScript to bring it online and handle the firing mechanics and audio, and scripting is used for the Titan Catfish attack. I even added that classic and sometimes frustrating 3 initial high score screen, with scores saved to a Firestore database.
If I were to do it again, probably rely more on scripting & reduce use of events.
Note: Since I started this project without much of a plan, it’s currently best played on desktop. On mobile, audio doesn’t play on some levels, and there seem to be a few redraw issues.
Play here: https://snorkelnutz.990adjustments.com/
My Submission for #GameswithRive challenge.
You control some battery juice tryna dodge a thirsty robot named Robby! 🤪
Wanted to make a simple game based on cursor tracking.
Some features I could add:
1. Robby has 2 power ups- a size buff and ability to create clones (yes I wanted to give the enemy some power-ups for a change!)
2. Apart from this the general difficulty increase with time as Robby gains speed
3. Wanted to add some Game juice as well, so when you dodge very closely, the battery releases sparks
4. Robby's eyes are always tracking the player (well he's thirsty ofc!)
Plenty of improvements still exist but I am glad how this turned out right before the deadline! 😇
Demo here:
🔗 Link
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