Gameplay Design
Before implementation I was active in designing player challenges in the form of CCTV cameras, patrolling gaurds and laser alarm systems.

Within Unreal Engine 4 I used Blueprinting to achieve minor gameplay moments such as doors, visual detection sensors, etc. For gameplay implemented by other team members I was also responsible for adding support for my SFX work.

I was also in charge of having gameplay difficulty make sense over the course of the 4 levels of the game. This threw some challenging tasks at me when levels were re-arranged in the middle of the project which were ultimately solved through additional playtesting and some minor balance changes to the earlier levels.

Audio Design
With very limited time for audio, I was tasked with finding free assets to use for SFX, and compose one track for the game.
License-free SFX assets were found in online libraries and modified using Audacity in some cases.
Implementation was done entirely in UE4’s systems where my proudest achievement at the time was the randomized footstep sounds using blueprinting in a very inefficient manner (after the team voted against FMOD usage).

The music track for the game was composed using Ableton and an M-Audio Keystation. The track is a simple creation using less than a handful of instruments with very little experience and guidance. Since this was not a prioritized task I did not have a lot of time to approach teachers for advice and guidance on the music.