Games Design

 



Resident Evil 2 (1998)


Resident Evil 2 is a old game from 1998 that takes place in raccoon city, the game was designed for a mature audience, which is mostly known for the horror/gory aspects of the game, however the original RE2 wasn't as gory with graphics, players play for nostalgic/getting frights from the experience of the game. This version of the game is played on PS1 on release.


November 13th

Diagram of Choices

November 15th




This is a short idea of how the story would start in my game.

November 27th 

C# has 5 different types to start a script

int
function
void
float
bool


These types have to be followed by a variable that you can pick the name of, it can be playerName, or anything else to help determine what your editing.

After this. you must provide a value using "", for example the players name "Mike" would be the value within the code.

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