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Animation Project : Project Concept Document


Project Design Document

Player Control

You control a Character in this First Person Platformer game where WASD, Shift and Space makes the player Walk, Run and Jump.

Basic Gameplay

During the game, an Antagonist Ghost chases from behind the player and the goal of the game is to Escape the Antagonist Ghost.

Sound & Effects

There will be sound effects, Footsteps and Ambient and particle effects, Smoke and Steam Clouds.

Gameplay Mechanics

As the game progresses, The Platform will get more complex making it more difficult for the player to progress. There will also be an Antagonist that will attempt to catch the player and send them back to the last checkpoint.

User Interface

The Lives will Decrease whenever the player is caught by the antagonist.
At the start of the game, the title The Barbican will appear and the game will end when the player reaches the end and escapes.

Other Features

The Game will include multiple animations for both the player and the NPCs

NPC idle 
NPC look
Player Walk/Run
Player Idle
Player Jump
Antagonist Walk/Run
Antagonist Jump
Antagonist Grab


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