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The Three Doctors: An Engaging Exploration of Perception and Movement

Dive into "The Three Doctors," where players are immersed in an inventive universe defined by verbs like Observe, Recognize, and Explore. This interactive experience emphasizes dynamic gameplay through realistic blinking mechanics and character movement, ensuring sharp gameplay mechanics and logical navigation. Encounter harmless peeps, navigate through intricately tile-mapped areas, and adapt strategies based on evolving visibility. The innovative design keeps players engaged, emphasizing the importance of exploration and avoidance. Join us in this yet-to-be-forgotten journey!

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The Three Doctors: An Engaging Exploration of Perception and Movement

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  1. The Three Doctors

  2. SEE Observe Behold Witness Recognize Perceive Gaze Glimpse Notice But really… Blink, Run, Jump, Explore, Wander A List of Verbs

  3. -Move character to middle -Make edges blurry -Remove looking up -Fix character move logic -Tile map -Make blinking realistic -Create manual control over blinking -Show peeps are harmless (later) -Pick up peeps (later) -Avoidance is key Playtesting - Changes

  4. Out-of-sight areas removed due to change in visibility • Pixel-perfect total-overlap implemented and now removed due to change in visibility • Enemy death behavior due to “avoidance is key” • Room organization due to tile mapping Done, But Forgotten

  5. Art Added

  6. DEMO

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