DeadSky is a first person game in which you must collect all hidden items, but don't run out of time or you start from scratch! It is a PC game designed using Unity that appeals to all audiences above the age of 16. It is a fast-paced puzzle game.

You land in an unknown area with timing slowly ticking away. As you race through the unknown world in search of hidden items you are faced with a dilemma - you are being running out of time. You must continue on your quest to find each item but there's another catch... If you fail to do so it's back to square one. Collect all items and you pass, run out of time and game over. Be careful on how you play.

• Upon arrival to the unknown world, the player must run through the area and collect objects.
• These objects will be marked in bright colours making them very hard to miss.
• A countdown will be set in place so the player knows how much time they have before the game ends.
• To collect an item the player needs to click on the object then move on in finding the other several objects.
• If the player fails to collect all items before time runs out, they start again.
• If the player is successful then the game ends.

Q - Pan

W, a, s, d - Move

E - Rotate

Ctrl/Cmd+P - Play

Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+P - Pause

Although I have not yet fully decided on my opening screen and ending screen, these two images are somewhat close to what I had in mind to do. Something simple and straight to the point.

The HUD in my game will include a display of items collected and a countdown timer. The items collected counter will be on the top left hand side of the screen while the countdown timer will be on the top right hand side.

My game will be in first person meaning the character in the game will not be seen and you will be walking and seeing the world through them.

There will be one level in my game and it will be the main level of the game. The mission is to collect all hidden items around the world. The area will include:

1. Mountains.
2. A lake.
3. Boulders.
4. Fences.

In these four areas there will be items hidden so the player must go to each to find the items before time runs out. Some places may contain more items than the others. 

Boundaries: There will be a limited area in which the player can walk around in. This invisible wall will help the player stay within the game level without getting lost or wandering too far.

Neutral objects: These include items such as trees, lakes, boulders and fences. The only collectable and interactive things will be the items you need to collect to win the game.

Camera views: The camera will be in first person and you will be able to view the world in a 360* angle. 

Once I have finished designing the game I will add the music. As of now, I do not know what type of music I want in the background aside from a ticking sound for the timer, the player walking and when an item is collected. I hope to find some music that is suspenseful and I do not want it to be overly loud as I do want the timer and other sounds to be heard.

• Timer countdown ticking sound.
• Players footsteps as they move around the world.
• Ding sound when an item is collected.
• Suspenseful music in the background throughout the game.

The main menu screen will include low, eerie music to begin the game along with a ticking sound to represent the countdown in the game.

The ending menu I am still unsure of for sound. But once I have my game completed I hope to find suitable music to add.