During my internship, I had the chance to work on a lot of different things. I’ve been given three main tasks: Tweak values to find a more realistic ball trajectory, redesigning the 3Cs, and especially working on heroe abilities & simple combat systems, and the third one was creating a goalkeeper mechanic. These three tasks took most of my time during the internship. At the end of it, I was given one more task: working on a clear UI.

 

Therefore, the task that actually took me most of the time was redesigning the 3C’s. This task was divided into smaller aspects:

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        - Design and prototype heroe abilities & simple combat mechanics (using UE4)

 

        - Work on a new camera: find a great balance between having enough view and information about the            game, but still feeling immersed.

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        - Tweak character jump & inertia values based on different corpulence

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        - Remap inputs

 

After redesigning the 3C’s I’ve worked on the ball trajectory value by using curves on UE4 to create a more dynamic and realistic trajectory.

 

Every time I designed mechanics, I tried to think as much as possible about the multiplayer’s aspect of the game, by creating systems that encouraged players to play as a team.

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Finally, I’ve worked on creating an upgraded version of the UI, by thinking about which information the players would need during a game, and organizing that information on the screen so that it could be easily accessible, without hindering the visibility of the game.

 

I’ve also made a lot of documentation about all the things above so that the team could easily resume my work after my departure.