Here is one of my first and shitty limbo games. I've done a lot of updating. I did compose the menu music using Garage Band on my iTouch at the time.

The first person controller with the gun isn't mine. Neither is the AI code for the enemy machine gun, though I still had to set it up. I paid $20 just to have and use those. Same goes with the HUD, expect part of the HUD is mine.

What is mine?

The entire terrain (excluding the Skybox, I found that online somewhere)

The flashlight, I wrote the code for the script and positioned it myself, press F to use that.

The pause menu isn't entirely mine but I've made enough mortifications to it, and yes, it was made to be used for starting projects like this. There is a java-script version and the C# version. Just Google Unity Pause menu to find them.

The assets, some are mine, some are free models that had a reuse license and can be used in free projects (like this shitty game)

The Easter eggs are mine. I set them up. As for what they are you'd have to dig to find out.

One piece of basic AI code is mine.

This game was made using Unity, and the most recent build as or right now was made in Unity 5 beta. I know it says Unity 4 beta, but if you pause the game and go to Options > System, it will show you the version of Unity it was made on, which in this case is 5.0.0b1

I just figured I'd share this with you guys. It was a 3 man project but our 3rd guy wasn't motivated. I had to update the crappy game myself and to be honest, it's still crap, but it's my first ever project.

But pretty much anything that I make by myself with no help turns out to be kinda like this game. If it can even be called a game.

My shit got poorly received on NG. I worked with a team with my last class to finally release a game that has some objective and motive in it, but I don't publish it because it wasn't my idea, even though I did do most of the programming and had very little 3rd party assets to work with.

Oh yeah, here's the beta version of it from 2012:

http://www.kongregate.com/games/DecimatorOmega/housetrap-beta

It's a piece of crap. I may have made the final better, but in my eyes it's still garbage because I think the 3 of us weren't 100% on board with what kind of game we wanted. We stuck with the title HouseTrap because no one could think of anything better, and originally, my concept involved an indoor level demo where you are in this house and you have to open bookshelves to find your way out, and if you entered in the wrong bookshelf, there would be a trap waiting for you and killing you, causing you to revert your last place or start all over. But my team ended up wanting to make it some kind of serial killer game where you have to hide bodies in a house before cops show up, which of course.... failed, because at the time it wasn't feasible and beyond our knowledge in programming.

Sure I can slowly within the strength of time change it and get close to that, but for now, I still see it as a failure, but I have learned plenty from it as far as feasibility goes and I can understand that not everything is 100% feasible, even to a AAA developer.

So the next time anyone has a really sick idea, make sure it can actually be done in terms of programming because that's where it really shows if it can or can't.

With that said, enjoy my crappy game.

Note: There is currently a bug in the final build that I need to fix, it conflicts the pause menu with the slowmo ability causing you to slightly slow down time. In order to pause the game now, run up to the slowmo power up and then pause the game. Try not to get shot though.

FYI: This was a student project, from my first game development class. My college only offers 3 and I took all 3. I've learned a lot thanks to those.