VR Simple Shooter

This is a personal project I implemented, using the game I developed as part of a Udemy online training as a base: https://youtu.be/lgLtYX_mVhM I modified the game in order to make it run completely in VR, using smooth locomotion and snap turn-based rotation, gun grabbing mechanism and ensuring it runs smoothly on PC VR.

Simple Shooter

This game was created as part of the final chapter in the Udemy class I followed: https://www.udemy.com/share/101Weu3@_SSn9UXohY2APqKIjEYzZpHC5Rwl8vke3QzyF3ZfI2ufj9QO1U8Tk6QfziU5MT9x/ The goal of this course was to re-use everything we learned in previous classes and add-up other concepts in order to build a rather complete game level with play movement, animations, shooting, health/death, enemy AI, win/lose conditions…

Toon Tanks

This game was created as part of the fourth chapter in the Udemy class I followed: https://www.udemy.com/share/101Weu3@_SSn9UXohY2APqKIjEYzZpHC5Rwl8vke3QzyF3ZfI2ufj9QO1U8Tk6QfziU5MT9x/ The goal of this course was to handle the user’s pawn and enemy turrets with C++ classes, and manage some gameplay mechanisms such as inputs, projectiles, health, damage, destructions, special effects, winning/losing conditions, HUD display…

Crypt Raider

This game was created as part of the third chapter in the Udemy class I followed: https://www.udemy.com/share/101Weu3@_SSn9UXohY2APqKIjEYzZpHC5Rwl8vke3QzyF3ZfI2ufj9QO1U8Tk6QfziU5MT9x/ The goal was to use and understand moxe complex C++ programming concepts such as pointers and references, and build a level with modular assets, build lightings using Unreal Lumen, and manage some 3D space concepts such as line tracing and collisions. We also learned how to interact between C++ function and Blueprint nodes.

Obstacle Assault

This is the second course of the Udemy class I followed: https://www.udemy.com/share/101Weu3@_SSn9UXohY2APqKIjEYzZpHC5Rwl8vke3QzyF3ZfI2ufj9QO1U8Tk6QfziU5MT9x/ The goal of this course was to learn how to use the C++ classes and environment to apply specific behaviours to actors in the scene. Each moving object is using a common C++ class, using BluePrint parameters to configure it’s movements.

Warehouse Wreckage

This small game was realized as part of this Gamedev.tv course on Udemy: https://www.udemy.com/share/101Weu3@_SSn9UXohY2APqKIjEYzZpHC5Rwl8vke3QzyF3ZfI2ufj9QO1U8Tk6QfziU5MT9x/ It is the first game of the course, designed to familiarize ourselves with the interface of the Unreal Engine Editor, and use the Unreal Engine starter content to build a simple interactive game with physics.