Chaos built around player control. A compact downhill arcade concept shaped through movement feel, wobble, recovery, level flow, and readable risk-reward choices.
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Discipline
Game design
Focus areas
Movement + drift
Wobble recovery
Level flow
Archive status
Original project material is now presented inside this portfolio.
Project record
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Project overview
Design intent, made visible.
A compact downhill arcade concept shaped through movement feel, wobble, recovery, level flow, and readable risk-reward choices.
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Focus areas
What the study explores.
Movement + drift
Wobble recovery
Level flow
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Archive note
Process before polish.
These frames preserve the original visual and design exploration so the decisions remain inspectable.
Project context
The project in practice.
Design a simple, memorable arcade game that is immediately understandable, scoped for fast development, and built around one downhill map with strong replay value.
A young man in an ordinary manual wheelchair races down a dangerous mountain road toward the beach. The comedy comes from the ordinary chair colliding with an absurd, high-speed situation.
Project details
The decisions behind the work.
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Project goal
Design a simple, memorable arcade game that is immediately understandable, scoped for fast development, and built around one downhill map with strong replay value.
Immediate readability
Compact production scope
Replayable downhill route
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Core game concept
A young man in an ordinary manual wheelchair races down a dangerous mountain road toward the beach. The comedy comes from the ordinary chair colliding with an absurd, high-speed situation.
Third-person downhill racing
Traffic and crash chaos
Fart boost for survival
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Design direction
Controlled loss of control, readable recovery, and flow through a single descending route guide the movement, drift, wobble, level, camera, and UI decisions.
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