Building Virtual Worlds
At Carnegie Mellon’s Entertainment Technology Center, Building Virtual Worlds is a fundamental course. Every two weeks you build an interactive virtual world with different groups and goals. Take a peek at the different worlds I helped create and check out my blog posts that go further into detail about the process and iteration of each game! Each team is made up of 2 programmers, 2 artists, and a sound designer. A producer is chosen each round to help manage the project. For each round, I was the sound designer and created background music, sound effects, and foley and also produced or co-produced.
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Round One: Harmomelet
Platform: Adaptive Controller
Synopsis: In Harmomelette, you are a popstar who has lost her groove and turns to cooking to bring her beat back. In this cooking and rhythm game, keep up with the beat to regain your passion for music!
Read more about it on my blog post!
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Round Two: Deer Stranger
Platform: Meta Quest 3
Synopsis: Deer Stranger is a VR horror puzzle game experience that takes place after your car stops working during a storm and you must seek shelter. After locating a cabin you can seek refuge in you realize a monster is lurking. Follow the clues and solve the puzzles in the cabin in order to find a way to defend yourself.
Read more about it on my blog post!
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Round 3: Beast Rush
Platform: DDR Pad or PC with XBox Controllers
Synopsis: Challenge your friends to play Beast Rush, a desert racing game that keeps you on your toes literally! Follow a sequence of steps on the DDR pad that allow your animal to move forward and race to the finish line.
Read more about it on my blog post!
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Round 4: My Last 6 Braincells
Platform: PC and Adaptive Controller
Synopsis: You are a brain cell and a cell can only complete one function at a time, work together with your fellow cells to complete tasks being asked of you as they come to you. On a conveyor-belt-like setting tasks will emerge and you must reorder yourselves to complete the upcoming challenges.
Read more about it on my blog post!