• Developing a complete product within a week.
• Designing a game that embodies “Isolation”.

• I programmed a flashlight mechanic that creates a sprite mask, allowing the player to see through the dark and find their way around.
• I programmed a spawning system for enemies, which ensures that they spawn near the player without being in view. The system also changes how dangerous a spawned enemy is based on how far the player has progressed.
• I made all art and animations by myself

• While testing the flashlight mechanic, I got some practice with Shader Graph in Unity. While not used in the final game, I made a version of the flashlight using this new tool.
• I integrated licensed sound effects into the game, which gave me an opportunity to practise audio programming.

Exposed was made for a week-long public game jam called the Interstellar Game Jam 6. It was made in Unity with C#. The game only had to follow the theme of “Isolation”, so I decided to make a survival game that made the player feel lost. All programming and art was made by me alone. Out of the 82 submissions to the jam, Exposed placed 35th overall.