Run & Gun

Created mostly solo using C# in Unity as an independent project.

Run & Gun is a fast-paced online multiplayer FPS with parkour mechanics. It focuses on using unique movement mechanics to get up vertically, get in and out of combat quickly, and get an advantage over your opponents.

CONTROLS

KEY	FUNCTION	DETAILS
WASD	Movement
Mouse	Look
Left-Click	Shoot
Right-Click	Aim	Aim while wall-running to wall stick
R	Reload
Shift	Sprint	Toggle sprint
Spacebar	Jump	Press in the air to double-jump. Changes momentum based on movement input. Hold to bunny-hop.
Ctrl	Crouch/Slide	Press while sprinting to slide. Press while airborne to queue a slide.
Scroll wheel	Change weapon
ESC, P	Pause Menu	Open the Pause menu, display Options

MOVEMENT MECHANICS / HOW-TO-PLAY

Movement mechanics include wall-running, double jumping, sliding, sprinting, and wall-sticking.  

You can wall-run by jumping into a wall while looking/moving along it horizontally.  While wall-running you move faster than you do Sprinting.  It also refreshes your double-jump.  From wall-run position you can Jump off the wall holding your movement input to aim your wall-jump.  Combine wall-running, wall-jumping, and double-jumping to chain wall-runs together and get around the level quickly.

While wall-running you have some movement options as well.  You can look around freely while you are wall-running to shoot enemies.  You can Aim to wall-stick, stopping you in place and getting better accuracy.  Holding forward will increase your speed while holding backwards will slow you down.

Sliding and Bunny-hopping help preserve movement speed in between wall-runs.  Sliding will briefly maintain your momentum but then quickly slow you down.  You can Jump while Sliding to avoid the momentum fall-off.  Use it for times when you need to briefly touch the ground in order to reach another wall.  Bunny-hopping is similar in that you will jump the moment you touch the ground, preserving all momentum. 

The game is always taking into account your movement input.  When you double-jump traveling forward, but holding S (backwards), it will change your movement direction to backwards.  If you're wall-running and holding down D (right) and then wall-jump, you will wall-jump directly to the right.  Use this to your advantage to better control your momentum.

CREDITS

• Michael Gonzalez - 3D modeling
• Ken Darling - UI
• Jeff Mlekoday - Assault Rifle model

All of the programming was done by myself including networking and movement as well as the level design.