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Sandbox RPG Project - Master Page


[Week #1]

Sandbox RPG Week #1 - Project Planning

Here we start by writing down all teh expectations of this project and all the mini goals to strive for.


[Week #2]

Sandbox RPG Week #2 - Creating a Battle System & UI

Time to fight and making UI that the player can interact with.


[Week #3]

Sandbox RPG Week #3 - Adding Stats

Numbers time! Adding stats to the background elements of each character along with working out damage calculations.


[Week #4]

Sandbox RPG Week #4 - Attack Command

Kill Kill Kill! This week programming an action that responds to the players inputs.


[Week #5]

Sandbox RPG #5 - Magic Command

Sparkles! Much like the Attack Command it's time to add another set of actions but with a few additional changes to behave more like other RPG's.


[Week #6]

Sandbox RPG Week #6 - Using Items

What's this thing? With two sets of actions for the characters to perform it's time to let them spend the consumables hiding inside the player's pockets.


[Week #7]

Sandbox RPG Week #7 - Stat Corridor

With the battle system done we now need a place where the player can acquire any upgrades or items they may find useful in battle.


[Week #8]

Sandbox RPG Week #8 - Overworld Mode

After equipping the player with upgrades and items I can now place them in a hostile environment which can trigger that battle sequence I programmed earlier.


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