The foundation of this game is built on my Unity library (utility scripts, components, etc.).

The game uses a special rendering layer for the axe so it doesn't clip into level geometry and stays the same with FOV changes, all while being still lit in the scene.

The game uses various custom shaders to achieve different goals, all with performance tradeoffs:

• Stochastic Anti-Tiling Shader: used so textures don't visibly repeat.
• Advanced Triplanar Shader: used for complex objects that we didn't have time to UV in the 6 days. It allows for the textures to be rotated as well.
• Blood Shader: used to soften the edge of the blood plane using a depth fade. Also panning normals to make it look more like flowing blood.
• Foliage Shader: used to sway foliage quads in the wind.
• Pearl Shader: used to give pearls a glowing and iridescent look.

I also created tools for the level designer to make levels with:

• Rigidbody Mover: targets a Rigidbody and tweens it to any number of target transforms.
• Generic Interactables: custom buttons that can call UnityEvents. Different behaviour when (1) swiped at with the axe, (2) axe embeds itself, (3) axe de-embeds itself.