Thanks! Yes, I wasn't able to finish a few things (logic for when the player's health reaches 0, particles for hits and enemy destruction, respawning, a score display, occlusion checks for the AI so they're not always aiming at your and shooting when you enter their visibility triggers :P).
Haha, yes, the shots are horrendous. I saved the sound manager code until the day of submissions and it certainly shows. I saw the post about gating in the docs, but wasn't able to properly implement it before submission time. Oh well!
Yeaaah, I made the mistake of saving the sound manager for last -- something happened when I tried to gate sounds so they don't overlap and I couldn't fix it before the submission :P. I was never able to finish the actual gameplay elements either - definitely more of a prototype at the moment.
Thanks! I'm new to Blender, but once I found a good workflow it was much easier to use (and after watching some tutorials:
The grid is made from a world space shader and I used a custom render target to lower the resolution of the game but not the UI, as well as apply some post-processing effects like vignetting and dithering. GLSL shaders are great!
Haha, yeah -- I didn't have time to add raycast occlusion checks to the AI's visibility colliders, so they ... see you through everything and just blast away : P
