Jacqueline Mascenik and Carlos DaLomba

• We should consider how to vary our level design so that the game is not too repetitive.
  • Moving platforms
  • Make dark-gray enemies, make the player start out as gray, and gain color powers to shoot (shoot with the mouse?)
• Add a score/counter of some sort, could be..
  • Numeric points (Ex: Score: 10)
  • Player's color could change towards the colors they picked up
• Add a somewhat-satisfying end game condition
• Player visits a colorless world on death - This could be a cool addition!
  • How could they exit?
  • Could the player "accumulate or loss color power" of some sort?
• Add toggleable controls screen

Carlos: Currently, we have...

• Player movement with the mouse and keyboard. (Note: Press Ctrl while playing to toggle the mouse mode between moving the cursor and rotating the player)
• Prefabs for the Player, the hazardous Red Spikes, Collectables, and the Walls.
• Player Health system, impacted by walking into red spikey objects (with animation for the player)
• The Collectable objects with rotation and color coordination with the terrain.
• Basic, temporary handling of player death (simple respawn with full health). There is no animation or wait-time for a gameover screen yet.

Some things we need that you can help with:

• We need the map/level to be laid out with more collectable objects, walls, and spikes. You can resize them if you want to vary them a little (with scaling in the Transforms). You can also edit the terrain heights to make hills for example.
• We do need some audio if you can create some for background music, and SFX when the player collects a collectable, runs into a spike, and jumps, perhaps. If you would have to grab audio from somewhere, I can create the sound effects. (Just cause licensing is complicated and I don't want to have to worry about works cited on the screen)

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