The most visible mechanic I worked prominently on. I wrote the code that makes the player character move around the map, moving to where the player clicks with their mouse and limiting their moves to one per turn.

Similarly, I also created the behaviour systems which allow the enemies to move and battle with the player. I wrote the code that makes sure the enemies act once per turn and the weighting of their decision making.

I implemented the buttons created by our art team and programmed their functionality. Connecting the turn button to the systems which manage the turn based gameplay and connecting the health and stamina bars to their respective values on the player character.

I implemented the crosshairs drawn by our art team and designed the system where the crosshair changes appearance when using different types of weapons.

I created the mechanic where enemies are highlighted in blue when the mouse hovers over them. Creating this lead me to learning about systems in Unity which I hadn’t interacted with before, such as physics materials.

Although I was not heavily involved with the card mechanic’s creation, I was given the task to create several card actions myself later in the project. I was able to familiarise myself with the custom systems the card actions use to function, which shows my adaptability and ability to understand complex mechanics quickly.