TDS: Top Down Shooter
Tech Stack: Unity2D, C#
⚙️ Features
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Core Gameplay
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Three Levels: Progress sequentially with levels loaded additively for streamlined management.
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Weapon System:
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Each weapon is fully customizable, supporting the following properties:
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Reload Time
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Fire Rate
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Magazine Capacity
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Total Ammo Capacity
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Unique Particle Effects
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Enemies:
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Dog: Fast and agile.
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Goblin: Tanky and strong.
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Ranged Shooter: Fires projectiles at the player.
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Turret: Stationary and shoots continuously.
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Pickups:
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Shield: Grants temporary invincibility.
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Health Boost: Restores health.
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Ammo Pickup: Refills ammo.
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Interactive Features
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Complete Game Loop:
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Includes lobby, pause, restart, game lost/win UI, and level transitions.
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Progression through levels with clear objectives—unlock the next level only after completing the current one.
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Audio-Visual Feedback
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Design Patterns Used :
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Object Pooling
Efficiently manages reusable objects:
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Enemy Pool: Handles all enemy types (Dog, Goblin, Ranged Shooter, Turret).
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Projectile Pool: Manages projectiles for ranged enemies, turrets, and the player.
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Pickup Pool: Governs random and pre-placed pickups across levels.
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MVC Pattern
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Strict adherence ensures modularity and scalability:
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Model: Manages game data (enemy stats, pickups, and player state).
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View: Handles UI elements, player visuals, and animations.
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Controller: Implements game logic and connects Model and View.
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03.
Service Locator
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A centralized Game Service manages all core services:
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Player Service
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Pickup Service
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Level Service
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UI Service
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Sound Service
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Common Pools for example: Pickup,Enemy,Projectile Pools
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04.
Observer Pattern
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Decouples game actions like starting, restarting, and transitioning between levels.
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Example: On restarting, updates enemy spawns, resets player stats, and clears the level.