Info
DRONE ist ein Multiplayer Computerspiel in dem die Spieler ihre aus Schrottteilen zusammengebauten Roboter (Dronen) in kleinen Arenen gegeneinander antreten lassen. Dabei bilden sie Teams deren Ziel es ist Kontrollpunkte einzunehmen und diese gegen das feindliche Team zu verteidigen. Hat man einen Kontrollpunkt eingenomme, generiert dieser Punkte für das Team. Um den Sieg einzuheimsen oder einfach nur die Stellung zu verteidigen, helfen Schraubenmutter-Gewehre und Tennisbal-Granatwerfer um den Gegner in Schach zu halten. Gewohnen hat, wer am Ende die meisten Punkte erreicht. Das Projekt ist eine Gruppenarbeit mit Karl-Ludwig Kunze und Lukas Fritzsch.
Backstory
The goal of the 3rd-person shooter Drone is to conquer and defend territories with the help of your team. Fight for first place in the Junkyard League
In the year 2256, extreme solar flares have burned the surface of Earth almost entirely. Anybody who could afford it fled the planet. The rest was forced to remain on Earth and face the difficult struggle of reconstruction. But humanity learned to trade with the few remaining natural resources and came to terms with its predicament.
Now, 20 years after the ultimate disaster, Earth is recovering slowly. The first signs of vegetation are visible in the deserts. People are hoping again, but it will still be a long time before rivers start flowing again. The junk trade is booming and many loners settle in great junk fields. However, in the long run, the junk business is a lonely business and some tinkerers have started constructing remote-controlled robots, so-called "Drones".
These Drones are made of pieces of junk and sent to fight each other on different junkyards for entertainment. Their task is to conquer and hold disputed territory. What used to be a simple pastime has turned into a true cult game, join us and send your Drone to battle!
In the year 2256, extreme solar flares have burned the surface of Earth almost entirely. Anybody who could afford it fled the planet. The rest was forced to remain on Earth and face the difficult struggle of reconstruction. But humanity learned to trade with the few remaining natural resources and came to terms with its predicament.
Now, 20 years after the ultimate disaster, Earth is recovering slowly. The first signs of vegetation are visible in the deserts. People are hoping again, but it will still be a long time before rivers start flowing again. The junk trade is booming and many loners settle in great junk fields. However, in the long run, the junk business is a lonely business and some tinkerers have started constructing remote-controlled robots, so-called "Drones".
These Drones are made of pieces of junk and sent to fight each other on different junkyards for entertainment. Their task is to conquer and hold disputed territory. What used to be a simple pastime has turned into a true cult game, join us and send your Drone to battle!
Tools
3dsMax, Unity3D (+Photon Network Engine), Visual Studio, MonoDevelop, Photoshop
