Puzzle Runner is a maze escape puzzle game developed as part of the SnT Summer Project with the Game Development Club at IIT Kanpur. Created using the Unity Game Engine, this project involved a collaborative team of a programmer, artist, and designer to build a top-down ball game featuring dynamic controls and challenging levels. The game emphasizes engaging gameplay and realistic physics simulation to enhance the overall gaming experience.
- Maze Escape Puzzle Game: Developed a captivating maze escape puzzle game using Unity, combining engaging gameplay with intricate level design.
- Top-Down Ball Game: Created a top-down perspective ball game with dynamic controls to offer an immersive and enjoyable gaming experience.
- Dynamic Levels: Implemented challenging obstacles and evolving levels to enhance gameplay depth and keep players engaged.
- Realistic Physics Simulation: Integrated realistic physics to ensure authentic ball movement, contributing to a more immersive and enjoyable gaming experience.
- Version Control: Utilized version control to manage and coordinate the development process effectively, ensuring smooth collaboration among team members.
- Unity Game Engine: For developing and designing the game environment and mechanics.
- Version Control: To manage code changes and collaborate with team members efficiently.
- Physics Simulation: For realistic ball movement and interaction within the game.
To play Puzzle Runner, follow these steps:
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Clone the Repository:
git clone https://github.com/atharvs21/Internal-Gamejam.git
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Navigate to the Project Directory:
cd Internal-Gamejam -
Open the Project in Unity: Open the project folder in Unity Editor. Ensure you have the compatible version of Unity installed.
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Build and Run: Use Unity’s build settings to create and run the executable for your platform (e.g., Windows, macOS).
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Play the Game: Launch the built executable to start playing the maze escape puzzle game.
As this is a completed team project, contributions are not applicable. For any questions or feedback, please refer to the repository or contact the project team.
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