Void Thru Demo

Unfortunately, due to having developed in Godot 4, there are issues regarding compatibilities and support to WebGL.

About

The game is a very short demo (mostly concept) where the player controls himself in first person and must bring requested handmade dishes to the void portal to progress.

This was built as our first 3D godot game to continue learning and was submitted to the Godot Wild Jam #69 (nice). Testing Blender for 3D modeling was also part of the experience.

Controls

• WASD to move
• E to interact

Post-Gamejam

We believe to have an interesting story to tell throughout this concept and continuining the development of this game in the future is considered with the following features:

• New
  • Dialogue from The Void
  • Shift cycle
    • Cycle between Cooking and Resting
  • Resting Room
    • Area the player lives in between his shifts
    • More storytelling
  • A Lot of New Dishes
  • Combinator
    • Creates a new ingredient by combining various ingredients
  • Occurring Events and Minigames
    • Adds to the storytelling
    • Alters gameplay and scenery to avoid monotony
  • ...
• Reworks
  • Cooker
    • Place foods on top of cooker to cook
    • Can burn foods
  • Cookbook
    • Improve visual
    • Add description to dishes
  • Dish Request Display
  • Replacement of unappealing Old Dishes, 3D Models and Audio
  • ...

Developed by Team Bluecliff

Rúben "Poupado" Poupado 

Developer, 3D Artist, Writer

António "ToinoSnoW" Neves 

Developer, UI, Audio

Assets Used

All textures come from https://ambientcg.com/

Silkscreen font, https://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/Silkscreen

Cookbook, https://opengameart.org/content/epic-collection-book

Cookbook's arrows, https://opengameart.org/content/stone-arrow-button-1

Click SFX, https://opengameart.org/content/zippo-click-sound

Pickup/Drop SFX, https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/happy-pop-1-185286/
https://pixabay.com/sound-effects/happy-pop-3-185288/

All assets are provided under the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal License.