Binary Bandits

Infiltrate the evil Robot Corp as a stealthy Spy with one mission: destroy their supercomputer hidden in the back of the facility. Along the way, you'll face laser grids, security cameras, and alert office workers. Thankfully, the Hacker is there to help, hacking into systems to disable cameras, open doors, and create distractions so the Spy can move forward.

If the Spy sets off alarms, the Hacker has a limited chance to override them. But be careful—three failed attempts, and the alarm is fully triggered. If caught, the Spy will be thrown out by the robots, forcing them to start again.

Spy Player Controller

I developed the Spy player controller from scratch, handling movement mechanics, the stun gun functionality and when you lose.

AI

I created the AI system, which patrols along a set path. Using Unreal Engine's Blackboard and behavior trees, I programmed all behaviors in C++, with only VFX handled in Blueprints. The AI can detect and chase the player when spotted.

The patrol path is fully customizable using a PatrolPath object, allowing for an unlimited number of waypoints, adjustable wait times at each point, direction the Ai is facing, and if it needs to directly go to the next point.

Hackable Objects

I programmed the behavior for all hackable objects, including cameras, lasers, doors, and distractible objects. There are two typed of doors, one you have to hack to open or close it, and the other only opens when a AI is close to it. The camera's and lasers set off an alarm when being seen/touched by them. You can probably guess what the distractable object does, it distracts any close AI, so that the spy can easily walk past them.