Digital Golems game specifications and development process

Stage 1

Created project with GLES2 video driver

Implemented cross-platform character controller (virtual buttons/gamepad for smartphones and keyboard/mouse for PC)

Implementation of the interface of the game

The first iteration of the black and desert location has been added

Claw - pits are added to the location of the desert

Added lighting rendering to the map, suitable for browser restrictions

Adding module movement mechanics and working with its light rays

Stage 2

Adding registration and authorization functionality

Multiplayer implementation

Added traps

Added first versions of psychospheres

Added basic consumable items logic

Adding snares mechanics

Added batteries for module lighting

Adding mechanics and models of baits for psychospheres

A module corruption state has been added. The module can be damaged due to various factors, respectively, it will lose its durability when it gets into a cloud of acid or takes damage from hostile creatures

New hostile environments have been added to the map. A poisonous gas that damages the module. A white noise zone that creates clutter on the minimap.

New consumable items have been added - Torches that allow you to set stationary light sources on the map

Stage 3

A cell hold has been added (inventory). Items can be moved, sorted and thrown out of the hold

Consumable boosters have been added, unlike consumable items - boosters can be found directly during the game session, but have a temporary effect. Eye - temporarily increases the area of the minimap Spark - temporary illumination of the entire playing field (useful when used in conjunction with a compass, allows you to fully see the psycho-spheres) Berry - temporarily increases module speed Bone powder - temporarily gives all boosts that are higher Yellow mushrooms - temporary invisibility for other users Reusing boosters increases their duration

The first mined resources have been added. The player can extract a resource from the raw materials that he found on the map

Map decorations

Stage 4

The first NPCs were added - Automodules. Chaotically move around the map, when destroyed, resources (energy cells) fall out of them

The ability to shoot from the module has been added

The first destructible items have been added Barrel. When it is destroyed, energy cells fall out of it, often 2 times more than from automodules

Taught aggressive zones (anomalies) to move around the map

Adding giant map objects and logic for interacting with it

Added additional types of modules

Stage 5

The ability to repair the module has been added

The walls around the edges of the map have been replaced. Now leaving the map for a certain distance - the player will desynchronize and the session ends

An interference sensor has been added, it displays which anomaly the player is in

NPCs related to fauna have been added

Adding alien ruins on the map and the logic of their interaction with the player

Adding stationary barriers

Stage 6

Adding Map Geometry

Adding Irresistible Environments to the Map

Adding Starter Kits

Adding extensions (augmentations) for the module

Implementation of the functionality of the built-in protection systems of the module

Implementation of the functionality of hacking objects on the map to pass closed areas on the map

Adding large objects on the map

Adding Map Layers

Added functionality for changing the landscape by users themselves. As well as equipment for cleaning the terramorpher.

Stage 7

Creating a start page and player menu with settings Adding non-purchasable resources