My Contributions

For End of the Line, my focus as a developer has been on the sound design and implementation. The audio in the game is implemented using FMOD, as a middleware, with Adobe Audition being used to clean up and create sounds before importing the files into FMOD for implementation and post-processing, as FMOD provides a way of modulating effects during runtime (such as adjusting reverb on a room to room basis).

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My other contributions to this project include gameplay programming and implementation, with the main parts of my involvement being:

• Interaction system: The interaction system can be further broken down into two subsections:

  • The individual interactables, which are separated into multiple subclasses that inherit from the parent class InteractableSuperclass (which encompass prop objects, NPCs and inventory objects)

  • Player-side controls and detection (Detecting the closest item, determining which interactable is the current "active" interactable)

• Inventory System: Mouse controlled inventory system that works on top of the interaction system.

• General gameplay programming: I was also one of the programmers responsible for stringing together the mechanics into gameplay that the designers had planned out.

• Designed and Implemented the soundscape of the game