Running Late

Genre & gameplay: Running Late is a fast-paced 2D platformer focused on speed, precision, and replayability. Levels are procedurally assembled from modular chunks, creating varied runs with gaps, hazards, and platforming challenges tuned for quick restarts and speedrunning. My contributions: Co-led the technical development, transforming a prototype into a production-ready, scalable codebase. I implemented a deterministic procedural generation system based on Seeds (`RandomSeedController`), allowing players to share exact levels and compete on local leaderboards. To achieve perfect 'Game Feel', I decoupled the animation logic from Unity's visual state machine, driving the `Animator` directly via pure physics variables and rigidbodies to eliminate visual sliding. I architected a modular, decoupled UI system managed by a central `UIManager` and created reusable UI feedback components. Furthermore, I built a comprehensive telemetry and analytics pipeline (`AnalyticsManager`, `LevelLogger`) that tracks player death coordinates and completion times per seed to balance level difficulty. Finally, I ensured the project was cross-platform from day zero, implementing a hybrid input system and native plugin integrations for seamless porting between PC, Android, and iOS.