In my final year at university, I had the freedom to design and build any project I wanted. I chose to create a multiplayer first-person shooter. A project that would push me out of my comfort zone and allow me to showcase the full range of skills I’ve developed over the years working with Unreal Engine.

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With no prior experience making FPS games, I knew it would be a big challenge. It took a lot of research and planning before I could even start building in the engine. From playing my inspiration games to creating several prototype systems before moving to the final version, the process helped me gain a clear understanding of what I wanted to achieve.

My inspiration came from games I personally enjoy, including Call of Duty, Valorant, and Counter Strike Global Offensive. I set out to combine the fast paced movement of Call of Duty with the precise, skill-based gunplay found in Valorant and CS:GO.
 

The project was developed in Unreal Engine 4 using blueprints. Supports multiplayer functionality via Steam, LAN and direct IP connection.

 

From the early prototype stages to the finished game, the project took roughly three months to complete.