2D Platformer · 2-Person Team · Unity / C#

2D Action Platformer

A fast-paced 2D platformer with 3 complete levels, built with a 2-person team under a tight deadline. The player progresses by evading or neutralizing enemies, collecting coins, and reaching each level's goal, with difficulty ramping up as they go.

Unity C# Enemy AI UI/UX

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Overview

Built with a 2-person team under a tight deadline, this project aimed for an optimized code structure and modular system design that ensured all 3 levels shipped fully playable and complete.

Beyond the gameplay systems, real attention went into UI/UX as well — from in-game HUD elements to menu flow and visual polish. Despite the short development window, the goal was for the game to feel complete and cohesive rather than merely functional.

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Systems I built

Core Game Mechanics & Code Infrastructure — all of the project's gameplay systems and code architecture, built from the ground up.
Enemy AI — the enemy behavior system driving the player's choice to evade or engage.
Coin & Scoring System — coin collection and scoring logic.
Level Transition System — the transition logic managing the flow between levels.
Animation Integration & Scene Composition — integrating character/enemy animations and arranging the visual scenes.
UI/UX Implementation — interface systems from HUD elements to menu flow that make the game feel cohesive.
Modular Code Structure — a reusable architecture that let levels, enemies, and systems be iterated on quickly under a tight deadline without breaking existing work.

What I took away from this project

This project taught me a lot about time management and prioritization, team collaboration and task distribution, and rapid prototyping and iteration. Working with a 2-person team under a tight deadline meant making clear calls about which systems needed to be finished first and dividing tasks effectively. Building a modular, reusable code structure let me iterate quickly without breaking existing systems, an experience that helped me internalize a rapid-prototyping mindset.