Half Life 2 – Star Wars:Rise of the Rebellion.

By: Nick Cooper, Mark Szewczyk, Aric Zonta, Igal Rubinshtein, and Kevin Gilmartin

Half Life 2 – Star Wars:Rise of the Rebellion.

Core MechanicThemeCharactersCustomizeWeaponsVehiclesPhysics

Theme

Our theme is to take the story of Star Wars, mainly Episodes IV, V, and VI and use the core mechanics of Half Life 2. Our theme is similar to that of the main character in the movies, Luke Skywalker, but is a customized player.

Core Mechanic

Core Mechanics of Half Life 2 First person shooter Free rotating third person view Aimed attack Puzzle Exploration

Core Mechanic

Most of our game will take place in the first person point of view, However, light saber battles will take place in a free rotating third person perspective, giving the player maximum mobility.Obviously, when starting out with weapons, play must use aimed attack to strike a target.

Core Mechanic

When becoming more advanced in the game, a player learns “the way of the force” to help influence the weak minded to complete tasks or puzzles.Exploration is key. A player must navigate the Star Wars Universe in order to complete assigned tasks.

Characters

The entire Star Wars Universe are characters that one encounters during game play. Luke Skywalker Princess Leia Han Solo Chewbacca Obi-Wan Yoda Rebellion Soldiers

Characters

However, the villainous characters of the Star Wars Universe exist as well. Darth Vader The Emperor Boba Fett Jabba the Hut Storm troopers

Weapons

The weapons arsenal is vast and comparable to Half Life 2. Half Life 2 weapons

Blaster Pistol Blaster Rifle Rocket Launcher Crowbar Gravity Gun

Weapons

Weapon arsenal for Star Wars:Rise of the Rebellion:

Blaster Pistol Blaster Rifle Rocker Launcher Light Saber Force Powers

Vehicles

The Star Wars Universe has a vast amount of land and air vehicles. Land Speeder Speeder Bike Snow Speeder Taun Taun X-wing Y-wing

Vehicles

The player can also hijack imperial vehicles: T.I.E. Fighter Interceptor T.I.E. Bomber Imperial Shuttle

Physics

A complex physics engine is required to make the Star Wars Universe interactive. This physics engine is a key part to not only Half Life 2 but also Star Wars:Rise of the Rebellion.

Conclusion

Through the use of all above mentioned things, this game, though having a completely different narrative than Half Life 2, uses the EXACT Core Mechanic of Half Life 2.

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