Mr. Skeltal's quest for revenge!

Our game was a roguelike dungeon crawler where you play as Mr. Skeltal, a skeleton who has lost his body in a recent battle against a hero, and he's pretty bummed out about it. To get his revenge, you help Mr. Skeltal run (or roll) around the dungeon and build him a new body out of whatever items you may find lying around. If you find anything better than what you currently have, SHIFT it out for something else! (See what I did there?)

My main focus, as the only programmer, was to make the bodypart swapping mechanic work as best I could. I opted to create a "AttachableObject" script and maintain logic by having Get and Set functions between each limb (sort of like a nervous system). All actions were handled in the player controller, which was of course the head. So if the player wants to attack, the "brain" sends a signal down its' neck, through the torso, into the arm and then the attack happens! It took some time to set up, but this way it was very simple to create new limbs and add them into the game. Now only needing a connecting slot where the limb would attach to the body, a box collider and a spherical trigger to function as the pickup range.