Game Vision Statement

 As I have looked further into my game idea this week I have found out how I want to make it what my end vision is. After doing the Unity Tutorial for week 5. I have gained a lot of knowledge on how I want my game to go.

My game genre will be a 3D Shooter from the third person view. I want to take inspiration from the old Plants Vs Zombies games, where the zombies will spawn randomly and try to weaken the playable character. The game play will be very simple to understand, My controls will be the A and S keys and also Spacebar to fire the projectiles as the zombies move forward.


To have an idea of what I would like to accomplish here is a video: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rc0u-_JKFks


Now that you have an Idea of what I want my game to run I think all I need to do now is to find models for the unity game, and tweak around with the scripting a little bit to make it most ideal for my liking of the game and how I envision it.


Resources used : 
https://learn.unity.com/project/unit-2-basic-gameplay?uv=2020.3&courseId=5cf96c41edbc2a2ca6e8810f

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