Matteo Graizzaro

In its current state, the game offers an endless mode against enemies that are guided by a rough AI, that tells them to constantly move and change direction, while also trying to avoid collision with other entities.

A gradient-colored clock tells the player their individual lifetime, at the end of which they disappear adding an error to the top-right counter. Reached 5 errors the game is over.

The player's only interaction is by earning points as a result of touching over an enemy, an action that makes them also disappear.

After some testing, I decided to increase the game difficulty using some animated curves that control the speed, lifetime, and other stats of the enemies, based on the player score.

The spawning process is controlled by the GameManager script, a class that manages almost every vital system, an exception is the User Interface. After an enemy is eliminated by the player, or by running out of time, the GameManager queue another spawn, and when the time comes it makes sure to find a clear spot to generate the new foe, or else enqueuing again the spawn.