Game Description

This is my first ever published game, initially created for class project in my game development course. The goal of the project was to design and build a playable FPS game from the ground up while implementing core gameplay systems and enemy AI behavior.

The game is a first-person shooter horror experience inspired by the Backrooms concept, where players navigate and escape a maze-like environment while avoiding an enemy that patrols the area, detects the player, and begins chasing them once they are spotted.

For this project I focused on implementing several core systems including:

• First-person player movement and camera control

• Shooting mechanics and collision handling

• Enemy AI with roaming patrol behavior

• NavMesh pathfinding and player detection

• Dynamic chase behavior once the player is spotted

• Maze-like level design intended to create tension and disorientation

Since this is my first published game, I’m really interested in hearing feedback from people who try it.

Some things I’d love feedback on:

• What parts of the game worked well?

• Did the enemy AI feel interesting or challenging?

• How did the level design and atmosphere feel?

• What would you improve if you were redesigning the game?

I’m also considering continuing development and creating a more polished version of this project, potentially expanding the gameplay, improving AI behavior, and redesigning parts of the level.

Any feedback or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Controls

Movement:

WASD - Move

Mouse - Look Around

Left Shift - Sprint

E - Interact

Combat:

Left Click - Shoot

Development Notes

This project was developed independently using Unity, C#, Blender, Adobe Photoshop, and FL Studio. It served as my first full experience building a complete playable game including gameplay systems, enemy AI, and level design.