Rain of Reflections

Engine: Unity

Developer: Lionbite

Platform: PC

Role: Level Design, Game Design, Scripting

Duration: Q3 2017 - Q1 2018

Role: Strategy, Cyberpunk, Turn-Based

Released Date: 4 October 2019

I worked on game design, level design, dialogue setup, and scripting interactions, including boss behavior. I worked on designing the turn-based combat system. The game was developed in Unity by Lionbite and has been released on Steam.

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My Work

During my time on Lionbite I had multiple roles when working on Rain of Reflection where as a level designer I worked on blocking out new exploration areas for the player to explore as well as guiding the player to the next area. I was also prototyping a lot on combat levels that we tried to make unique from one another. This was a fun and challenging process since the combat levels were grid based. On the scripting side of the project I got to setup dialogs and interactions for the players to interact with and I was also working on AI behaviour for the combat levels. I was also a game designer on the project where I went through where interaction should be in the exploration and also designing how the combat system should work as well as coming up with fun and interesting challenges for the player.

Camera Triggers

In RoR I worked with setting up a lot of the camera triggers in the game where there is two ways of switch in the game one is just by walking in to a new camera zone and the other is by interacting with an arrow interaction that will move player to the new area

In Wilona house for example there is a camera trigger in between living room and the bedroom. The switch happens in the door frame

Interactions

Giving players stuff to do in the exploration mode with help of interaction is something that I was also a big part of. Where there is a few different interaction in the game where some will give you dialogue and others that gives you items

Dialogue

I was also setting up a few dialogues in the game where I worked closely with the writers and the games script.

Level Design

In the start of the game the player is forced into a corridor but instead of locking the player to a straight path I added an opening on the side to still give the player a sense of exploration allowing the player to explore. If the player decides to go into the side of the corridor they will be met with a dead end with a window that the player can interact with this will show the player where to go next and what elevator they should take to progress.