#milestone 3

the target audience will be people similar with kimani tariq kamiru-white

genre: RPG first person shooter

Platform: Destroyed earth because of ryan

mood board: Photoshop

I want to brainstorm some ideas which are making First person shooter while in a RPG game

why do I want to make this game?

I have been a fan of shooter for decades and also i come across RPG so I want to combine them togethor for more fun

Challenges i got to face:

Cheats:

Unlock all characters immediately (debug / cheat menu)

Infinite health mode (for training)

Damage multipliers / style point multipliers (training/debug use)

Easter Eggs:

Hidden references to the manga/anime (posters, graffiti, NPCs)

Special finishing moves triggered under rare conditions

Secret arenas or areas accessible by solving environment puzzles in unconventional ways

Fun cosmetic unlocks for completing obscure objectives

4. Story, Setting, and Character

4.1 Story and Narrative

Backstory: Humanity lives in fear of devils; Chainsaw Man characters are part of Devil Hunter organizations.

Plot Elements:

Player fights rival devil hunters, devils, and participates in story-driven events.

Missions escalate to uncovering a conspiracy involving powerful devils.

Game Progression:

PvP matches interspersed with story missions

Unlocks and character arcs coincide with narrative progression

Cut Scenes:

Short cinematic sequences before/after key story missions

Actors: Main playable characters, rival devil hunters, bosses

Setting: Urban streets, industrial zones, hidden lairs

Storyboard / Script: Include camera angles, dialogue, key actions, animations

4.2 Game World

4.2.1 General Look and Feel

Dark, gritty, urban-inspired with supernatural overlays

Heavy use of neon, shadows, and destructible urban objects

Chaotic, fast-paced atmosphere

4.2.1 Areas

Urban Streets: Broken streets, alleyways, destructible vehicles

Industrial Zones: Factories with machinery, environmental hazards

Underground Sewers / Tunnels: Hidden routes, tight combat arenas

High-Rise Rooftops: Verticality-focused combat

Arena Connections: Each area serves as a match arena, story mission, or training level

4.3 Characters

Each character entry includes:

Backstory: Personal history and devil affiliations

Personality: Aggressive, cunning, stoic, comic relief

Appearance: Distinctive weapons, costumes, visual style

Animations: Idle, walk/run, attack, dodge, ultimate transformation

Abilities: Melee combos, special powers, ultimate forms

Relevance to Story: Tied to missions, rivalries, and events

Relationships: Allies, enemies, and rivalries within the narrative

5. levels

5.1 levels

Synopsis: Overview of level setting, theme, and purpose

Introductory Material: Tutorials, cutscenes, or narrative context

Objectives: Kill enemies, reach zones, solve environmental puzzles

Level Details:

Physical map description (layout, obstacles, verticality)

Critical path vs optional exploration3.

Encounters: enemies, hazards, mini-bosses

5.2 training level

Tutorial arena with guided combat and ability introduction

Progressive teaching: basic attacks → combos → mobility → abilities

Optional challenges for style points and ultimate usage

6. interface

6.1 Visual System (HUD & Menus)

Health bars, ultimate/energy meters, cooldown indicators

Mini-map or hazard alerts (optional)

Menus: Character select, store, battle pass, challenges

Camera: Third-person dynamic, follows characters, zooms for ultimates

6.2 control system

Movement: WASD / analog stick

Light/Heavy attacks: buttons or triggers

Abilities: mapped to specific keys/buttons

Dodge / Jump / Dash / Transformation: dedicated buttons

Environmental interaction: context-sensitive button

6.3 audio, music, sound effects

High-intensity, fast-paced soundtrack

Combat SFX: sword swipes, chainsaw revs, impact thuds

Environmental sounds: explosions, collapsing objects, ambient urban sounds

Voice lines: character quotes, taunts, ultimate activation

6.4 help system

In-game tooltips for abilities and interactions

Tutorial videos or guided training levels

Optional tips during match loading screens

7. Artificial Intelligence

7.1 Opponent and Enemy AI

Aggressive, reactive, and adaptive AI

Uses combos, dodges, environmental hazards strategically

Difficulty scaling based on player level or rank

7.2 non-combat and friendly characters

NPCs provide narrative context

Assist players in story missions (heal, distract, or attack)

7.3 support ai

Pathfinding for environmental navigation

Collision detection for combat interactions

Assist AI for tracking objects, hazards, and interactive elements

8. technical

8.1 target hardware

PC, console (next-gen recommended for high-fidelity graphics)

Minimum and recommended specs (CPU, GPU, RAM)

8.2 development hardware and software

Game Engine: Unity or Unreal Engine

Modelling / Animation Tools: Blender, Maya, ZBrush

.Audio Tools: FMOD, Wwise

Version Control: Git / Perforce

Target Output: 60 FPS gameplay, dynamic lighting, destructible environments

visual impartations

different characters to fight or to be attacking with.

City design map for game

Weapons that you may be able to use in the game.

Different areas on the map.

Mind map:

 Mind map includes:

Characters: Different characters of game

Genre: the art style of the game

Art styles

Game name: Devil clash chains of carnage

Game concept: it’s a pvp game where you fight as characters from the hit anime and manga (chainsaw man)

Genre: fighting / arena brawler

Target audience: teens & young adults

Game flow summary:

Main menu

Play pvp , custom match

Training

Characters

Progression

Settings

Look and feel:

Urban decay

Neon lights

Hyper violent action

Slick anime inspired visuals

Gameplay and mechanics

game progression: gain xp for winning or losing  and get outfits for the characters with money you get for competing.

Mission/challenge structure:

Win 1 match in any mode

Deal 5,000 total damage

Peform 3 ultimate abilites

Play 2 matches with an agile-type fighter

Break 10 arena objects

Objectives: defeat the opposing player or team by:

Reducing their health to zero

Outscoring them in timed modes

Achieving vitory conditions (knockouts, style points, arena control)

actions:

light attack

heavy attack

combo chain

combat:

fast paced

mixed attacks

economy:

blood coins

screen flow:

game idea 1. Spellbound House Sweepers

Your home has been invaded by mischievous magical creatures. You play as a wizard-in-training who must clear each room using an ever-changing rotation of spells. You can cast fireballs, freeze enemies, levitate objects, or summon temporary guardians—but you can’t repeat the same spell twice in a row. Each room is a fast-paced arcade-style arena with waves of enemies. Power-ups include enchanted brooms, animated furniture allies, and spell modifiers.

game idea 2. Home Defender: Arcane Chaos

In this top-down arcade shooter, your house becomes a battleground as portal-born enemies flood in. You wield a wand that generates random spells, but once you use a spell, it becomes locked until you use at least one different action. Some spells stun, others explode, some transform enemies into harmless objects. You must strategically rotate actions as you move through bedrooms, the kitchen, living room, and attic—each with unique environmental hazards you can magically manipulate.

game idea 3. Mystic Chores Arena

GAME IDEA 1 — Starstream Lifeline

A Co-op Forward-Scrolling Rescue Strategy

A crew of players pilots specialized rescue ships through a dangerous cosmic river of plasma called the Starstream. The stream pushes all ships forward—you can never stop or turn back.

Gameplay

The map constantly scrolls forward like an endless runner.

Players rescue stranded scientists, miners, and cargo pods drifting in the plasma flow.

Each player has a role (Navigator, Engineer, Defender, Medic).

Strategic choices matter: You only get one chance to line up with rescue targets as the map moves.

Challenge

Coordinate tightly to avoid hazards (solar flares, plasma vortices, warp ripples) while still saving as many survivors as possible.

Idea 2: Warpline Exodus

Real-Time Strategy with Forced Momentum Movement

Players command fleets evacuating colonies from a star system hit by a spreading spatial anomaly. Because of unstable warp tech, ships can only move forward once they start—no turning back.

Gameplay Highlights

Players share a galactic map and coordinate routes.

Each decision is permanent due to one-direction movement.

Rescue civilians from planets before the anomaly consumes them.

Build warp gates, create safe corridors, and defend from hostile factions exploiting the chaos.

Multiplayer Twist

Players each control their own segment of the fleet, but they must time movements together to avoid bottlenecks.

End Goal

Get as many colonists as possible to the final safe star system.

Idea 3: Forward Unto Dawnbreak

Puzzle-Strategy + Co-Op Exploration

A mysterious signal in deep space originates from an ancient megastructure. Your crew of explorers enters but quickly discovers its shifting hallways only allow forward motion—once you pass through a door, it seals behind you.

Gameplay Highlights

3–5 players navigate branching paths, solving puzzles while staying in communication.

Some paths contain trapped AI, crew members, or alien lifeforms to rescue.

Players can’t backtrack, so choices matter: who goes through which door?

Strategic item swapping required before committing to paths.

Goal

Idea 1: Orbital Line Rescue

Co-op Grid-Based Tactical Strategy

A team of 2–4 players controls rescue drones traveling through a collapsing orbital debris field around a dying space station. The drones can only move forwards on a hex-grid, forcing players to carefully coordinate their paths so they don’t collide, run into debris, or trap each other.

Gameplay Highlights

Every turn the debris shifts, altering safe paths.

You rescue workers drifting in space before their oxygen runs out.

Each player has a unique drone type (Medic, Scanner, Pusher, Shield).

Teamwork is essential—one wrong move blocks everyone.

End Goal

Stabilize the station’s reactors and extract all survivors before it falls into the planet below.

Idea 2: Warpline Exodus

Real-Time Strategy with Forced Momentum Movement

Players command fleets evacuating colonies from a star system hit by a spreading spatial anomaly. Because of unstable warp tech, ships can only move forward once they start—no turning back.

Gameplay Highlights

Players share a galactic map and coordinate routes.

Each decision is permanent due to one-direction movement.

Rescue civilians from planets before the anomaly consumes them.

Build warp gates, create safe corridors, and defend from hostile factions exploiting the chaos.

Multiplayer Twist

Players each control their own segment of the fleet, but they must time movements together to avoid bottlenecks.

End Goal

Get as many colonists as possible to the final safe star system.

Idea 3: Forward Unto Dawnbreak

Puzzle-Strategy + Co-Op Exploration

A mysterious signal in deep space originates from an ancient megastructure. Your crew of explorers enters but quickly discovers its shifting hallways only allow forward motion—once you pass through a door, it seals behind you.

Gameplay Highlights

3–5 players navigate branching paths, solving puzzles while staying in communication.

Some paths contain trapped AI, crew members, or alien lifeforms to rescue.

Players can’t backtrack, so choices matter: who goes through which door?

Strategic item swapping required before committing to paths.

Goal