KAS

Ready your feathers for the world of KAS

KAS is an action platforming game set in a grim gothic realm that has only now entered the new age of machinery. In a sea of twisting trees and under a tumultuous sky, you the Player will take control of KAS as you navigate a dangerous world that you no longer understand, a world where the schism between progress and antiquity threatens to clip your wings and let you fall to darkness.

Explore a fully 3D world of gothic architecture, tormented flesh, and old secrets locked away by new technology. This is a rapid game prototype completed over our 12 week Torrens University Australia Course. Team KAS is composed of our Lead Programmer, Web Designer & Project Developer Kira Zakirov, Level Designer/3D Modeller & Animation Rigger Sarah Assiri, and Game Design Lead/3D Modeller & Sound Engineer Alexander Ramic.

The game was made entirely from scratch by our three person team with no AI used. It is a complete slice of the intended Kas project and serves as a proof of concept prototype as opposed to a full release, all made with Unity Engine (WebGL)

- "A Bird must remember not only their legs but their wings"

With your jumps and your wings navigate a fully 3D world, jumping across obstacles, and gliding through the skies as your feathers drift softly in the wind, dodge soaring blades and ever searing flames in your quest.

- "You must craft your tools as there will be no one to do so for you"

Featuring a crafting system where you will gather elements, materials, and items to craft a variety of useful tools to progress further in your journey.

- "Respite no matter how brief will follow tragedy"

Kas' I-Frame shields gifted by his family will protect him for a short time giving you the time you need to recover and journey onwards.

- "Freedom is our greatest gift, use it and go to all corners of this world"

A large detailed environment that has many secrets and puzzles hidden throughout serves as a world built for you to immerse yourself in, where you will see sights both hauntingly beautiful and eerily derelict

Team KAS — RGP204, Torrens University Australia