Choleric Vision is a VR horror game that uses the player’s heart rate to pace the game’s tension and overall atmosphere. It is a study in dynamic horror experiences, and game pacing. This project was created by a team of 5 BIT IMD students (myself included) at Carleton University over the course of a year [April 2016 – April 2017].

This project was overseen by our project coordinator Professor Rob Teather.

As team lead it was my role to establish a work model, version control, art pipeline, and run basic project management as well as fill in for any roles that were needed as per our Agile style organisation.

The Hats I Wore:

• Programming Enemy AI,  Scripted and Dynamic event sequences
• Producing & Animating Key Models (such as the monster, and the stairwell vista)
  

  
• PR & Marketing

• Project Management

• Recording and Producing Foley & Music

• Some Real Time Visual Effects
• PR & Marketing
  
• Repairing Hardware