Technical Details

• Multiple difficulty levels: Easy, Medium, and Hard

• A structured four-stage challenge that gets progressively harder

• A tutorial level for beginners to practice

• Particle effects to indicate player interactions

• Dynamic animations including blood splats and gunshots for failed attempts

• A post-game scene featuring a coffin reveal with a teaser for upcoming games

• Playable directly in your browser (PC only)

My Development Journey

Gong Gi was an exciting challenge to develop, from designing precise mechanics to optimizing the game for WebGL. Inspired by Squid Game’s high-stakes mini-games, I aimed to create an intense yet engaging reflex challenge. Throughout development, I learned and applied various skills, including particle systems for interaction feedback and animations in Unity to create dynamic failure sequences like blood splats and gunshot effects. I also strengthened my understanding of basic data structures like lists and dictionaries for efficient game state management, while following good coding practices to ensure clean and maintainable code. Additionally, I focused on optimization techniques for WebGL, ensuring smooth performance and reducing load times for a seamless browser experience. To enhance player immersion, I incorporated audio and visual cues, cinematic failure animations and a post-game coffin reveal, teasing future projects.