Overview
A project very near and dear to my heart -- my capstone project. This 20-30 minute demo was made within 12 weeks. I had the pleasure of writing, directing, producing and acting as a programmer for this!
This project was an hommage to my late grandparents + my Korean heritage. It's a top-down Korean cooking RPG where you go on a journey to save your grandma from an evil sea serpent using the power of cooking!
Meet characters based on Korean mythology and cook traditional Korean food - what a joy to work on. 
Godot
This was my first time working in Godot, and I have to say - I really enjoyed it. My devlog will explain the processes and specs in a more entertaining manner than the following, so I urge you to watch. However, I'll wrap up the key points to stay succinct:
- Coded in GDSCRIPT
- OOP (Object-oriented programming)
- Github as version control
- Created 2D particle FX
- A LOTTT of in-engine 2D animation
- Created the encounter system 
Encounter system
- Collection of Mini-games
- Created the pan + measuring minigames
- Created the minigame manager ( controls what minigame is opened, organizes tutorial variables, sets up + closes minigames)
- Created a recipe manager, which dictates the type of minigame to be opened + keeps track of the ingredients and what dishes they create 
Take-aways and learnings
Technical aspect:
This project was great as a way to strengthen my programming skills. Since I was working alongside two other programmers, I used Github and acted as the 'main head' to keep track of the branches. 
I learned a lot about scene hierarchy, when/where to use autoloads, and how to add in visual feedback / pizzazz ( e.g., bar shakes, visual indicators)
This was a pivotal project for my game design experience.

Leadership aspect:
It was super full-on and rewarding! Here are some soft skills I strengthened/learned:
- Team communication
- Working well under pressure
- Excellence with multi-tasking
- Proficiency in Miro
- Ability to present and lead
This was an invaluable project for my interpersonal skills, and it was super awesome getting to meet passionate creatives!
Attached are the add, tdd and gdd for all your viewing pleasures
TDD: Here  |  ADD: Here  |  GDD: Here

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