Uncertainty

Uncertainty is an action-adventure space-shooter game.
We are using this project as our "Software Engineering Lab" course project.
(Spring 2021)

Table of Contents

1. About The Project
   • Built With
2. Technical Specifications
3. Screenshots
4. Project Requirements
   • Functional Requirements
   • Non-Functional Requirements
5. Project Documentation
   • Needs assessment and project scenario
   • Project Analysis and Design
   • Project Management
6. Project Members
7. License

About The Project:

Uncertainty is a 3D game developed in Unity 2019.4.16f1,
we plan to develop a space shooter action-packed adventure game based on boss fight mechanics.

Built With

• Unity
• Blender
• Visual Studio
• Rider
• Krita
• C#

Technical Specifications:

• Platform: Windows, Mac OS
• Programming Languages: C#
• Database: Data are handled in Unity (using Serialization.Formatters.Binary)

Screenshots:

Project Requirements:

Functional Requirements:

• The player can move the spaceship
• The player can fight enemies likewise, vice versa..
• There is a bossfight in the level

Non-Functional Requirements:

• Performance - In order to ensure smooth lagging-free performance on all computers, the game must be optimized
• Scalability - Software Architecture must be designed in such a way that the game can be expanded later on
• Reliability - The game should not crash or present any issues that cause it to malfunction

Project Documentation:

Needs assessment and project scenario:

• Project Scenario: Link
• Project Needs assessment: Link
• Project Requirements: Link

Project Analysis and Design:

• Usecase Diagram: Link
• Activity Diagram: Link
• Class Diagram: Link
• Sequence Diagram: Link

Project Management:

• Project Phasing documentation: Link
• Project Scheduling documentation: Link

Project Members:

Project Code: G14

First and Last Name	Student Number	Responsibility	Username
Parsa KamaliPour	97149081	Project Manager , Programmer	Link
Mohammad Mahdi Afkhami	97149008	Programmer , Art Designer	Link

License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.