This week has been all about character development, and I’ve finally made a start on visually designing them too.  To begin, I wrote up character sheets for both of the main characters in my game. I broke down the basics such as their gender, ethnicity, accent, personality traits, flaws, motivations, and general temperament. My game will feature two key characters: the one you’ll play as, and a companion who will guide and support you throughout your journey.  I decided early

After spending last week working on my script, fleshing out ideas, and developing the story and characters for my game, I decided it was time to dig deeper into the world I’m creating. To make the setting feel more believable and immersive, I wanted to research similar environments so I could really emulate the atmosphere I’m aiming for.  If you’ve been keeping up with my blog, you’ll know I’ve already started building my first level in Unreal Engine, an underground, historic

This week has been a little slower than I hoped,  I didn’t quite hit all the targets I set for myself,  but progress is still progress! I’ve been continuing with my Wwise journey, working through the Wwise 101 tutorials, which have been so insightful and genuinely helpful.    I’ve also started working on the script for my game. From the very beginning, I had a strong vision of the kind of story I wanted to tell, but this week I began fleshing out the narrative and developing

This week, I’ve been continuing my  Wwise journey , following the  Wwise 101 tutorials  on the Audiokinetic website while working with the sample game  Cube .  To be completely honest, this has probably been the most challenging week so far. It’s taken a while to really get my head around how Wwise works, but the tutorials have helped a lot, and I can definitely see how much I’ve progressed since starting.  I wanted to implement more sounds into  Cube  to build my confidence