Top Dog

What we did

• •We developed and tested gameplay content in Unity, turning brief minigame concepts into working mechanics and building board interactions around items, environmental elements, and an intentional balance between chance and player decisions.
• •We used primitive shapes and selected reference assets to block out content before the full visual library was available. That approach let the team evaluate gameplay earlier, while Blender, GIMP, Adobe Substance 3D Designer, and Adobe Photoshop supported the broader modeling, material, and art workflow.
• •The project required experience across graphics programming, modeling, game art, and multiplayer engineering. We assigned focused contributors to those areas and researched an approach that could support both local and online multiplayer within the same game concept.
• •As development exposed the time required by the original breadth of work, we refined the scope and improved coordination across disciplines. The engagement produced developed and tested gameplay content and a clearer production approach, but the available source does not establish a public release or quantify productivity or cost savings.