RAM
RAM is an isometric hack’n’slash game. The game was developed in Unity by ~60 students in the span of five weeks.
The game lets the player take on the role of the adorable little ram Rammy, as he goes on a murderous rampage through the world to save his parents from the evil wolves, eagles, and bears that kidnapped them.
In this project, I had the responsibility of managing the project, ensuring everyone had tasks to work on throughout the project, and making it all fit within the packed schedule.
After that, in a follow-up project, I acted as QA Lead in an effort to polish the game further post-release. I set up a bug-tracking solution within Notion, and tested the game on various builds.
The last few photos below show a snippet of the Gantt chart we used, and the bug-tracking solution within Notion.
Screenshot showing the player use the Stomp ability to defeat bandit Wolves.
Screenshot showing the player wreak havoc on the evasive Hawks.
Screenshot showing the bear queen's castle, which is the final level.
From my role as project manager: I created a GANTT chart to make sure everyone had tasks throughout the development period. The image shows the Level Design department's tasks and responsibilities.
From my role as QA Lead: This is the bug tracking solution I set up in Notion. The image shows a list of some of the bugs we encountered and fixed.
From my role as QA Lead: This is the bug tracking solution I set up in Notion. The image shows one of the bug reports in more detail.
