The document describes a stealth action game project created in Unity. The game tasks the player with navigating levels by hiding from enemy bots and cameras to reach the exit elevator. It includes details on the game mechanics, such as hiding spots and stealth movement. The project aims to be user-friendly with tutorials. It also outlines the development process, including design documents, testing plans, and deliverables. Requirements include Unity, 2GB RAM, and 500MB storage for Windows PCs.

1. Stealth Action Game
Computer Graphics
Presented by:
Harsh Sharma(9910103511)
Date- November 19, 2013

2. Introduction
• Basically I have worked on a game called “Stealth” Action
Game that is full of fun. In this game, you have to hide
from your enemies and reach the exit elevator. There are
many types of alerting traps like camera, lasers and enemy
bots. The basic aim of the player is to make his way
through the enemies to the key and then the exit elevator.
I have used UNITY to make this project working. As there
are other functionalities I have implemented like different
alarms and and hiding places and stealth walking. there
are many thing I have implemented to make this project
more user friendly and charming. The aim of this
document is to describe the development process and the
results of this project.

3. Books that have been used
• Unity 3D Basic Info and Tutorials
• Introduction to scripting with Unity
• Game Development with Unity
• Unity 3D Game Development by Example
• Introduction to unity 3D(ver. 4.2)

4. List some relevant current/open problems.
• (a) Problem with the sounds file attachment
• (b) Problem in script writing
• (c) Problem in assets managing in our project
• (d) Working of some functions is not proper

5. Proposed Solution Approach
• The purpose of the project is to design and implement a 3-dimensional
game design in java script using UNITY-3D game development software.
The project includes a complete level of game with documentation. The
level will include everything that should be available in an action game. The
game will be a single-player. The team members don’t take aim at
developing an instructive game; instead the aim is action, action and more
action.
• Project Deliverables:
• Project Plan
• Game Design Document
• Test Plan
• Test Report
• Final Report
• Product
• User Manual

6. 1 Overall description of the project
• The primary objective of the game is for the player to reach the exit elevator hiding from
all the bots present on the level. Throughout the level, there are various items placed on
different locations where player can hide and use to aid their way on the level. Our
game is an action game. Commencing from the real life-like graphics, it consists of
enemy bots, very user-friendly UI and game environment provided with tutorials at
every step for a new user.
• In the game, player will be playing on various levels consisting of enemy bots, camera,
laser alerts, key and different assets.
• Characters
• Enemy bots.
• Player(Ethan)
• Items
• Key
• Camera
• Laser
• Elevator

7. • Player Actions
• The abilities of our character as a player are:
• Walking and running in all four directions,
• Stealth walking,
• Main features
• 1. Camera
• 2. Alert
• 3. Bot alert
• 4. Key
• 5. Exit elevator

8. Requirement
• Here are the software as well as hardware
requirement for this project to be work
• (a)Software
• Adobe flash player
• Adobe Photoshop
• Unity 3D (game engine)
• (b)Hardware
• Game will be playable on all the windows version
with an average of 2gb RAM and 500mb hard disk
space.

9. Test Plan
• The test approach consists of a series of different tests. The
primary goal of these tests is to ensure that “Stealth” is an
error free game. Throughout the development, testers will be
brought in to test the mechanics and the levels of the game to
ensure there are no errors in the game. Furthermore, testers
will comment on the fun and experience they have with
“Stealth” and will give the team feedback on how to improve
the game. And to get the testers, live audience is the best so
we are planning to provide a trial version of this game for 10
days free in order to get the feedback and to build a good
environment for our game.
except all of this we have planned to test the code ourselves
also.

10. Output Snapshots

12. C. References
• Books
• Unity 3D Basic Info and Tutorials by Ali Arya
• Introduction to scripting with Unity by Graham
McAllister
• Game Development with Unity by Philip Chu
• Unity 3D Game Development by Example by Ryan
Henson Creighton
• Introduction to unity 3D (ver. 4.2) by Prof. Fabian
Winkler

13. Online links
• http://www.autodesk.com/products/autodesk-
maya/overview
• http://unity3d.com/learn
• http://youtube.com/unity3D_tutorials
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