Changeling

Changeling is a virtual reality interactive mystery that I worked on from May 2023 - August 2023 during my time on co-op with RIT - School of Interactive Games and Media. In this virtual reality interactive mystery game founded upon the ideas of magical realism you play as detective Aurelia Walker, a private eye gifted with the unique ability to dream-walk, allowing her to see the thoughts and memories of anyone she touches.

Onboarding Level:
This level focuses on teaching the player the controls; turn, teleport, grab, and point. I focused on implementing animated graphics to instruct the player on how to do each of these, and creating a level that fluidly introduces each of these controls.

Apartment Level:
This level focuses on teaching the player about their character, Aurelia Walker, a private eye with the ability to dream-walk. I focused on ensuring that the space felt like that of a cramped studio apartment, in addition to documented and reworking code written by previous teams.

Changeling

Onboarding Level: This level focuses on teaching the player the controls; turn, teleport, grab, and point. I focused on implementing animated graphics to instruct the player on how to do each of these, and creating a level that fluidly introduces each of these controls.

Apartment Level: This level focuses on teaching the player about their character, Aurelia Walker, a private eye with the ability to dream-walk. I focused on ensuring that the space felt like that of a cramped studio apartment, in addition to documented and reworking code written by previous teams.

Onboarding Level:
This level focuses on teaching the player the controls; turn, teleport, grab, and point. I focused on implementing animated graphics to instruct the player on how to do each of these, and creating a level that fluidly introduces each of these controls.

Apartment Level:
This level focuses on teaching the player about their character, Aurelia Walker, a private eye with the ability to dream-walk. I focused on ensuring that the space felt like that of a cramped studio apartment, in addition to documented and reworking code written by previous teams.