I'm working with Unity 2020.3 for this project. At first I intended to make a small demo game for the Adventure Game Jam (and maybe adding more things for the rest of the Devtober) but I ended up planning up for way too long (almost 4 days) just for a small playable game (as intended). Come up with an idea, sketch it out, then find out it's impossible with my current knowledge, or the map involved is too broad, or realizing the idea wasn't even good to begin with. I guess I'm just slow and easily distract, but anyway at last I come up with a rough story.
So the game is about a group of people got stuck in an old building (kinda like the manga Rabbit Doubt) so they have to find a way out. That's the first idea but maybe it will change while the game progressed, who know.
More planning, and after all of this I can't believed I wasted so many days just to come up with this much, and it's not even done. I haven't even think about the puzzle mechanics. I guess I come up with something too big for myself, but I did it already, so I'm gonna keep up till the end. Wish me luck!
As I said before, I draw furniture right on the background. I realized this mistake when I loaded it in Unity. I made a bunch of empty objects with collider in place of furniture (door, bed, table). I will fix it later.
But should I make furniture buttons (like players clicked at things to interact with it) or just stick with initial idea (interact with things by keyboard)? I already make player move with keyboard since I don't know how to move player with mouse.
