Heist against Heretics

Devlog

• Top-down view and character obstruction
  April 15, 2022 by Purplane Studios

  One of the challenges of developing a top-down game is keeping the main character in view. Some of the objects, such as walls, going to obstruct the character. Obvious answer is to hide or make see-th... Continue reading

  
• Story could change how you play the game
  April 15, 2022 by Purplane Studios#Game Narration, #Game design

  Designers and developers need to be able to think like storytellers. – Emily Ronan As a game development team, its the primary objective is to create an entertaining experience for the player. But... Continue reading

  
• Game Design: Explaining the Sanity System
  April 15, 2022 by Purplane Studios#game design

  Human sanity has always been a relevant theme in the cosmic horror genre. Heist against Heretics will integrate this theme through a resource called sanity . Sanity represents the protagonist’s psyc... Continue reading
• Approach on level design of our game
  April 15, 2022 by Purplane Studios#Level Design, #Game design, #Levels

  The level design that our team has decided on is to make it linear paced story progression. Our main objective is to showcase that our game is an action adventure stealth genre, designing the level in... Continue reading

  
• Singletons? Why? Why not?
  April 15, 2022 by Purplane Studios#singleton, #technical jibberish

  Singletons, is a programming design pattern used to make sure there is only one instance of something at a time. The single existence of something in code, allows everything else to hook into it and u... Continue reading