Harrison Went
Final year student, BSc with Honours in Games Programming
University of Suffolk (Ipswich Hub)
Final year student, BSc with Honours in Games Programming
University of Suffolk (Ipswich Hub)
Hi, I'm Harrison. I have a passion for developing games and interactive experiences. This site showcases some of my previous projects I have worked on. From an FPS and Strategy game with Galactic Disharmony, a networked puzzle game with Puzzle Box to releasing a game on Steam with SKIMMERZ.
During university I have gained experience in developing with the C#, C++ and Python programming languages (In order of proficiency). Additionally a little bit of HTML making this website!
Twitter: @wentharrison,
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LinkedIn,
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public Email: harrisonwgame@gmail.com
Galactic Disharmony is a personal project I worked on in my spare time, programming and all of the gameplay features within Unity such as FPS mechanics, drivable ground and air vehicles, game AI and a turn based strategy component. Additionaly I created the majority of the art assets such as all of the vehicles, weapons and characters within Blender.
The gameplay focuses on a turn based solar system map where the player constructs their armies and fights for control of planets of which the battles are played out in a first-person shooter experience with their units.
SKIMMERZ was the first game I developed. For this game as well as all of the programming for the gameplay I also created all of the Art assets and textures in Blender.
The gameplay focuses on singleplayer arena combat with vehicles called Skimmerz, winning consecutive matches would unlock additional Skimmerz with each having unique weapons and abilities.
My role while developing this game was implementing all of the networking. This was done using PhotonPUN in the Unity game engine.
The gameplay for Puzzle Box is centered around players taking turns to solve a puzzle on the box, while a player is solving a puzzle the other players are shown a clue for their puzzle. They must then communicate with them to complete the puzzle.
For this game I implemented all of the gameplay features in Unity as well as creating the 3D Art assets in Blender. This was a small group project with one other team member who designed the levels and music as part of our course at University.
Escape-O-Naught is a short and easy 3D puzzle platformer. The gameplay revolves around placing different block types to create a path for the Cosmonaught to travel along to get to the escape door.
Duplipoint was the first mobile game and puzzle game I created. For this project I used Paint.Net to create the graphics and Unity for the game itself. Additionally I used Unity Ads to implement in-game advertisements in the form of an optional video Ad to double the upgrade points a player gets.
Gameplay: Each turn the player has to select 5 coloured squares. Once they have selected 5 squares they can end their turn. Once the turn ends their selected squares will change colour and the squres of the most common colour will be removed from play. If the most common colour is equal to the target colour the player is given then they will score points. If all the squares have been removed they lose.
