Safety Priority

Platform 1 in game
Platform 2 in game
Platforms 1 and 2 in game
Platform 3 in game
Render of station building & train
Render of station building
Render of train car
Render of station platforms & 2 end styles
Render of stairs to go between Platforms
Render of background assets
Render of stations seats in single and bench forms
Render of station bin
Render of announcement board

Inspiration

Our main inspiration for the game was Dumb Ways to Die and thinking about how we could adjust it to better suit a more child friendly audience.

What it does

What our game does is give the player the ability to explore a simple train station where they would need to wait for their train. During this time, players would be able to interact with NPCs and objects around the station while engaging in potential unsafe actions. If the player did a unsafe action, they would be frozen in place before being shown what they did, why it was unsafe and reset the level from the beginning. The main objective of the game is to successfully navigate through the station and reach your train while avoiding doing any unsafe actions.

How we built it

We developed the game within Unity with the coding done within Visual Studio, 3D modelling done within Blender for the main assets, Fuse for the NPCs, Mixamo for rigging and share our working between each other using the source control software Diversion.

Challenges we ran into

Some issues we ran into during development were the scaling of certain object once moved over to Unity from Blender, creating usable navmesh's for the NPCs that matched to environment, NPC's getting stuck & making progressions either difficult or impossible and the occasional smaller issue that we could quickly resolve.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

How we were able to put our ideas together to develop this game, the speed at which we could go through the initial development process and how our end product turned out regardless of its state of completion.

What we learned

Some of the things we have learned from developing the game was using NPC's to populate a otherwise baren environment gives the area more life, how to improve with utilising NPC's within future projects and gaining valuable experience at developing projects within a small window of time.