Cornell Game Development

INFO 3152 is a project-based course where programmers and designers collaborate to create a computer game. The course combines the theory and practice of game development, exploring both technical and creative aspects:

• Technical Aspects:

  • Software engineering for game architecture.

  • Artificial intelligence for dynamic gameplay.

  • Game physics, computer graphics, and networking.

• Aesthetic and Cultural Aspects:

  • Art and 3D modeling for visuals.

  • Sound and music for an immersive atmosphere.

  • Game balance and player experience to ensure engaging gameplay.

My Role and Project

I took this course as a designer, collaborating with a group of programmers to develop Undetected, a strategy stealth game. The game challenges players to navigate obstacles and complete objectives without being detected, blending tactical gameplay with immersive design elements.

You can download the full game below to experience it for yourself!

Let me know if you’d like to include a description of gameplay mechanics or expand on the development process!

PC: https://www.dropbox.com/s/2lfz017vwabom46/undetected-windows.zip?dl=0

Mac: https://www.dropbox.com/s/dfh2p4vykwor2ud/Undetected_Mac%20%281%29.zip?dl=0