Slipgate Crisis (Prototype)

Description:

Slipgate Crisis is a retro inspired First Person shooter that utilises Gravity mixing and Portals to create a hectic mind bending experience inspired by shooters from the 90s and the original Prey.

Helpful Tips:

Since this level is intended to be a mid-episode map, the map doesn't teach any of the games telegraphing techniques.

Those are the following:

• Exit signs or Green Lights are an indicator of where to go next.
  
• Vents can be shot, Also keep an eye out for destructible Terrain to reveal secrets.
  
• Flak Cannon projectiles bounce off surfaces, try ricocheting them around corners with the Alt-Fire.
  
• Plasma Rifle Flamethrower can stun enemies.
  
• Enemies will drop spare pistols for the Pistols Alt-Fire.
  

For Future Builds:

• Rocket Launcher Alt Fire Visual Indicators.
  
• Sword Alt-Fire
• SuperHot Mode adjustments
  
• Improve Lighting. (Requires better hardware to properly tackle lighting unfortunately.)
  
• Further additions to Options Menu
• Further performance optimisations.
  

Optional:

Feedback Form

If you want to provide specific/detailed thoughts, feel free to use the linked feedback form to provide feedback on the experience.

Known Issues:

• Kill Count is bugged currently
• Earlier builds had the pixelisation set to the max values. This can be changed via Options > Visual Settings > Pixelisation.
• Some work has been made to make the UI work with Ultra-Wide monitors however some UI stuff may be misaligned. Boot sequence for the game is broken in widescreen but won't affect the rest of the game.
• Random Crashes: Game may freeze, still investigating the cause of it. Related to  D3D Swapchain.
  
• Lighting requires a lot of work. As mentioned above, a hardware upgrade will be required to do lighting efficiently.
  
• Sword lacks Alt-Fires outside of the Boomerang throw
• Secret Rocket Launcher lacks HUD elements for Alt-Fire.
  
• Enemies are dumb.
  
• Level Load enemy count is incorrect.

Credits:

Click Here for Original Assets List:

• Original Enemy Cultist Models: Scott Neely
• Level Graybox: Code Stew
• Ammo Icons: Code Stew
• Ammo Models, Power Up Model: Code Stew

Placeholder Asset Credits:

Click Here for Sources List:

• ‘Aura’ by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio”
• ‘Polymath’ by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio”
• GDC 2024 - Game Audio Bundle - Sonniss.com
• Retro Texture Pack : Little Martian
• VCR OSD Mono: Riciery Leal
• Laser84 Font: Sunrise Digital
• Keyboard Buttons: Xelu
  
• Station Ambience: Dpoggiol
  
• (Modified) Taichi Character Pack: Game Asset Studio
• (Modified) Casual 1 - Anime Girl Characters: Lukebox
  
• Garagedeur-Sluiten2: abro
  
• Old desktop pc booting: 607freesound
• Sci-Fi Weapons Pack: Chiako3D [a.k.a CGI]
• Katana (4K + PBR): Indie_G
• Shotgun Sci-Fi Weapon: SickBrick
• Old Minigun: Denzer01
• (Modified) MedKit: knik1985
• Crosshair Pack(200x): Kenney
• (Modified) Armour Icon: fightswithbears
• Battery Icon: Kazzter
• Bootprint: Clker-Free-Vector-Images
• Giblets: Gear Worx Productions
  
• Q0009's Weapon Sounds: Q0009 
• Katana Swing + Gibbing Sounds: Daniel SoundsGood 
• Zombie and Alien Solder Models:
• Additional SFX: Epic Sounds and FX
  

Few other sounds I lost the source for. If you notice an asset that isn't credited, let me know. All 3rd party assets were sourced from Open Game Art, Itch.io, Turbo Squid and Unity Asset Store.