Fallen Fate

You arrive at a prison that shouldn’t exist.

The ferry drops you at a rusted dock on the edge of a forgotten reality. Beyond it stands a sprawling penitentiary swallowed by woods, silence, and memories that refuse to stay buried. Somewhere inside, Elena is waiting  or at least that’s what you keep telling yourself.

You play as Dante, a stubborn, emotionally intense seventeen-year-old who refuses to accept that the person he loves may already be gone. When Elena left, she was ready to say goodbye. Dante never was.

Now the prison reshapes itself around his grief.

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CONTROLS:

• Arrow Keys – Move your character
• Z – Attack enemies
• X – Interact with objects, doors, and characters

During exploration you will use X to talk to NPCs, read objects, and progress the story. Be careful when moving through dangerous areas, as enemies may appear in later sections of the game.

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MY ROLE:

I was the Code Lead for this project.

My role was to review code, set programming standards and glue all the systems together from the art, level design and game logic into the final build. 

My individual contributions was the entire Rhythm Game Sections, from the scoring, charting system, and placing them in the levels. The system used the Unity timeline which allowed the composer to easily edit and modify the music's charting without any coding. 

Special thanks to my team members at Miami Dade College (MDC) who helped make this game possible. 

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WHAT WE USED TO DEVELOP THE GAME:

 We used Unity to develop this game. 

• Unity was used to build the main gameplay systems, environments, and visual effects.
• Custom scripting was used to control enemies, world transitions, and important story moments.
• The environments, characters, and narrative were designed to reflect the game’s themes of memory, grief, and letting go.

Together, these tools helped us create a story-driven psychological experience across the three acts of the game.