With this RPG project, I was able to experience working in a large multidisciplinary team. We had heavy constraints (the character controlled by the player had to be a vehicle, alternation of a turn-based combat phase and an exploration phase, imposed city...) and we immediately decided to have a restricted scope to anticipate the problems and concentrate our efforts on the polish.

During the first half of the production, I was in charge of the Level Design modules, which were intended to be used by the 3D Game Artists for the city skin. I designed each module on Unreal Engine and filled in their metrics and additional information on a dedicated spreadsheet. They were used by the Game Designer who did the Level Design of Valparaíso, but not much by the 3D Game Artists. Indeed, they found a much more useful tool to create the roads, which I did not hesitate to use since it saved them time.

I then worked deeply on the combat system (which is a mix of Dobble and Jungle Speed), defining all confrontations and symbols to use in each of them. I also did the balancing of all enemy parameters (over confrontations) as well as the player's ones (with leveling), in order to increase the enemies' difficulty while improving the player's abilities.

I also designed the First Time User Experience through a flowchart and set up a bug report document that facilitated the organization of QA testing and bug fixing.