The department of Game Design at Uppsala University, campus Gotland
3D productions from 2004 and onwards. We recommend you use the tag cloud to the right to browse the student work.
We built a darker version of Visby in our game, where the player can run into various historical figures and explore legends and tales based on real-life stories. It is going to be a souls-like game with a combat system similar to the Dark Souls trilogy. The player will play as a low-rank knight in a large noble family that has overwatch Visby for centuries and gradually unravel the secret behind his family and Visby during his adventure.
To Save a Soul is a 3D, stylized, from a 3rd person perspective, adventuring puzzle game played on PC. The story takes place in Limbo, with the heir of limbo as the main character. The game will feature heavy themes and create a moving story with a player choice at the end. You as the heir will venture into the memories of souls that are just at the brink of death. In doing so, you will create a connection with the souls, understanding their fears, joys, regrets, and loves. In the end, you will have to make a complex ethical decision about what is right or wrong. Trying to restore the balance and where the echoes of the past meet the possibility of the future.
In Demolition Drive, players will take the control of remote control cars. These tiny weaponized agile toy cars will bring mayhem to the kitchen where they race. The kitchen itself also impacts the outcomes of the races. Players while fending off their opponents, need to survive the hazards as well, the angry vacuum cleaner which tries to suck in the toy cars, the hot stove and etc. players fight each other for either upgrades or to remove an opponent from the race. Multiplayer game and modifiers change the way a single track can be played.
Your goal is to reach the end of the level by making use of your powerups like super speed, size change, teleportation, controlling and throwing objects! solving simple yet difficult puzzles and weird quirky levels.
