Blast Course
Blast Course is a first-person puzzle-platformer centered around the classic game mechanic of Rocket Jumping. Control Kit in a day at work testing "Hyperboom", a revolutionary transport technology based on explosives.
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Blast Course is a first-person puzzle-platformer centered around the classic game mechanic of Rocket Jumping. Control Kit in a day at work testing "Hyperboom", a revolutionary transport technology based on explosives. Overcome four different levels with the help of your own "Hyperboom" and its set of modifications while testing the viability of this new product.
REVISITING A POPULAR AND CLASSIC MECHANIC
This game is, in a way, intended as a love letter to kinesthetic gameplay, exemplified through the possibility of combining complex movements with just one singular tool, bringing rocket jumping to the spotlight.
MAKING ROCKET JUMPING UNDERSTANDABLE AND ACCESSIBLE
The goal of this game is to design rocket jumping from the ground up, bringing home its most engaging aspects, whilst streamlining it for a modern audience by getting rid of unnecessary complexities and making it more intuitive and less fiddly.
KINESTHETIC PUZZLE LEVEL DESIGN: TECHNIQUE RATHER THAN SPEED
By conceiving complex jumps and maneuvers not as a test of skill, but as a solution to a puzzle, we can create levels that are potentially more complex, with more flexible pacing, and that put less pressure on players.
Project made for the B.A. in Interactive Product Design, B.F.A in Animation and B.F.A in Digital Design degrees of U-Tad, University of Technology, Arts and Design.
