Adventure of Luck

To exercise my prototype implementation ability, I participated in this competition independently, and all the game was developed by myself. Due to time limitations, I mainly work on programming and gameplay design. The art assets are from the Unity assets store. 
I originally wanted to make a 2D RPG, but I tried to simplify the gameplay by considering my limited programming skills. So I let the characters play cards to fight each other. I designed four basic cards: light attack, heavy attack, healing, and block. Then I want to add some randomness. So I designed a relationship of cyclic restraint between cards. For example, the block card can disable the light attack. This mechanism makes the fight require some good luck but also makes the game more fun. I also designed a formula, which can make the character's attributes increase with level.
I used Unity's UI function to realize the interface of the game and the display of cards. The card is broken down into several components. I wrote a script to replace these components' colors, text, and images in real-time after the game started. All cards' information is stored in a file and can be called by the script to be displayed in the card. I also wrote some scripts to implement the card drag and drop, end of turn judgment, character level upgrade, and other functions. Even though the whole game was simple, I still learned a lot from the development process. I became more familiar with Unity and can write scripts to implement some simple features.