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1. The Necronomicon logo appears when tapping into the Necromonicon AR app installed at an Iphone.
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2. The app is using the phone camera for the background image. There are UI icons for lives & toggle.
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3. If the player scans a Necronomicon book cover a green sleeping monster will appear on top of it.
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4. The player need to tap the monster to wake him up.
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5. The monster is greeting the player with a robotic voice. There is also text in a chat bubble for clarification.
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6. The player is introduced to the game in a storytelling manner to induce some mystery in the setting.
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7. The monster is then giving brief rules of the game so the player knows what to do.
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8. The monster is saying farewell and disapears in a dust cloud along with a puff sound effect.
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9. Mysterious background audio starts playing and monsters is appearing in front, flying towards the player.
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10. The player needs to toggle the right veggie and throw it at the monsters by tapping on the screen in the right direction.
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11. If a monster is fed with the right veggie it will disappear in a dust cloud with a puff sound, otherwise it will eat the player.
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12. If the player fail to feed a monster and become monster food itself, they will lose a life.
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13. The monster are spawning faster and faster, to increase the difficulty to feed them.
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14. If the player lose all lives, the game is ended with a UI lose text including the number of fed monsters.
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My Role: Develop whole project
Tools: Unity, Visual Studio, Maya, Photoshop, Xcode
Despite Necronomicon’s horrifying atmosphere, I wanted to apply a more cute vibe to the experience, while maintaining the mystery. I made a few cute monsters and a carrot in Autodesk Maya which I colored with vertex paint. I wanted the monsters to be able to move in a simple way, and made keyframes and procedural animations in Unity. I made a few playful sprites in Photoshop to match the cute monsters. In Unity I was working on the AR development, where I was setting up the functionality for scanning image to show a 3D model, the introduction sequence and the small game. I used raycast interaction for the green monster, screen position to throw veggies, and was using a UI toggle to switch between greens. I tried to keep the code short and clean and managed most interactions between scripts with events. View and download the full project from my GitHub.