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Lost Part

Ball Game (unfinished)

Shadow 1

I'm Kaylee! Currently studying
 game design at Bellevue College. I started making games when I was in 4th grade. I would beg my mom to let me steal her iPhone so I could watch Extra Credits on YouTube. In the years since I've become serious about perusing game design as a career. This is what I love to do, I wouldn't want to do anything else.


ABOUT ME

MY WORK

Unreal Engine 5

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Sneak through a 1930s space station and make your escape in your mothers ship. Don't let your once human neighbors
 catch you!

Skys Rim was made as my final for DMA226 Digital Game Design course at Bellevue college and was the 3rd game I made in UE5.  

Level Design:
I focused on designing spaces to both feel believable and immersive while providing consistent hiding spots for the player. The game has 3 main stealth sections each one larger than the one before. Every section offers a variety of paths to the exit.

Enemy behavior:
Stealth isn't satisfying unless the enemies feel threatening. They calmly patrol set paths until they see the player. When spotted, they than run towards the player flashing a red light in warning. After losing the player they return to their patrol. 

Game Feel:
You play as a child and the station reflects that. You feel small compared to the large environment. Crouching is smooth, movement is snappy, and power ups provide a variety of play styles.







Skys Rim

Unity

Roll through a surreal wasteland as the only Circle in a world of Rectangles and Squares.

This was the first game I made using all original artwork. I did not yet know how to implement an animated player and so I made the player character a circle. I wanted to create a narrative driven puzzle platformer. I learned a lot about Unity through making this and was able to implement simple cutscene and animations. Sadly I stopped work on this project over 4 years ago and will likely not return to it. 

Ball Game

I lost tire rolls through a suburban street in search of a home.

The spiritual predecessor to Ball Game, Lost Part is a short puzzle platformer where you play as a tire. This game also debuted my first puzzle, a simple physics based platforming challenge knocking over cones to use as ramps. I used assets off the Unity store to create the 2.5 environment. This was one of my first projects in Unity and I'm very happy with how it turned out. 

Shadow 1 was the first in a long series of games I made where the only control is to walk to the right. Making this led me to create my own textures using Piskel and it remains my first and only use of pixel art. Before this game all my projects had used un-textured cubes. I learned the basics of implementing animations and experimented with a short narrative. I would later continue this idea of a short story game in Lost Part. 

Echo Boxes: A Ritual of Design 

Flounder (Arielle Fantasia, Kaylee Kelly)

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